1. On the top right of the Zoom screen, click “View.” Then, you can change the view to “Gallery,” so you can see all your participants at the same time.

1. On your Zoom dashboard, click “Participants.”  
2. Find the participant you would like to make a co-host, and hover over their name. Click “More,” and then “Make Co-Host.” 

Note: In order to share your screen, you must be a co-host of the meeting. For directions on making someone a co-host, see above.

1. On the Zoom dashboard, click “Share Screen.”
2. Several options will appear, including a “Whiteboard” option and any open tabs you have on your computer. Make sure you have chosen the right screen to share!
3. If you will be sharing a video, click “Optimize Screen Share for video clip” on the bottom left hand side of the Share Screen box.                                                                                                      
4. Click “Share.”

Note: Polls must be set up by the meeting host before starting the meeting. For directions on setting up a poll, see "Setting Up Your Zoom Meeting."

1. On your Zoom dashboard, click “Polling.”  
2. The poll question(s) you've set up will appear. Click “Launch Poll” to allow participants to answer your question.

3. Once everyone has answered the question, click "End Poll."

4. To share the results of the poll, click “Share Results.” Once you’re done, exit the poll by clicking the red circle on the top left of the poll box.

Note: For directions on where to pre-assign Breakout Rooms, see "Setting Up Your Zoom Meeting."

1. On your Zoom dashboard, click “Breakout Rooms.”
2. You can assign Breakout Rooms automatically (randomly), or manually. You can also let participants choose their own room, if you’d like. Click “Create.”

1. You will see all the breakout rooms appear. On the bottom left, click on the small wheel/cog for more settings. 
2. Different settings will appear. Here you can set a timer for when students should come back, decide how long breakout rooms should be open, and set the length of your countdown timer.
3. Once you’ve configured these settings, click “Open All Rooms.”

1. Before you begin recording, it is good practice to ask participants if they are okay with the meeting being recorded. This is especially true if you plan on sharing the meeting with anyone outside of the meeting participants.
2. On the Zoom dashboard, click “Record.” You can either record just to your personal recording, or to the cloud, which will allow the meeting to be shared.    
3. To pause or stop the recording, click the desired option on your Zoom dashboard.