Each meeting has a unique 9, 10, or 11-digit number called a meeting ID that will be required to join a Zoom meeting.Prerequisites for joining a Zoom video call as a guest Note: If the host of the meeting has restricted who can join by setting up authentication profiles, then all participants must be signed in to a Zoom account to access the meeting.

Learn more about common questions and problems users come across when using Zoom for the first time. However, a Zoom account allows you to create and host your own meetings, invite others to join your meetings, and update personal settings to get the most out of your Zoom virtual meeting experience If someone invites you to their meeting, you can join without creating or signing in to an account. Log in with your SF State credentials.You do not need a Zoom account to join meetings as a participant.Select the Sign in link below the Join meeting button.Open the Zoom app on your mobile device.You will know you are logged in when you see your initials or profile picture in the upper right corner of the zoom interface as shown in the image below: Note: Your browser may indicate that it wants to open Zoom. Enter sfsu as the company domain and select Continue.On Windows, Zoom is found in the Start Menu. On a mac, the Zoom application can be found in the Applications folder. Open the Zoom application on your computer.In order to gain access to the full set of Zoom features when hosting a meeting such as screen sharing, breakout rooms, and recording, the host must be logged in to the Zoom software on their computer or mobile device. Some meetings may also require that participants log in before they can join and participate as a security feature. Zoom meetings work best when both the host and the participants are logged in.

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