Do I still have access to my Zoom account?Ī: Once you have graduated from the University and your JHED ID no longer has a Student affiliation, your Zoom account becomes inactive. Q: I have graduated from Johns Hopkins and I am no longer a student. See Transitioning from Adobe Connect for more information. Q: When will we have to switch to Zoom? What’s the timeline?Ī: Adobe Connect has been retired as of December 2, 2019. You can learn more about Zoom viewing the user guides and short video tutorials on Zoom’s support page. When logging in to the desktop client, please select “Login with SSO” and enter the domain as “jhubluejays”. To access your account, go to and log in with your JHED credentials. For more Johns Hopkins-specific questions, see below:Ī: Students will automatically obtain a licensed Zoom account free of charge when they log in for the first time. If you need 10 or more hosts, you’ll need to pay for the Business plan - this also comes with dedicated phone support.Zoom provides an excellent FAQ.Check out our article here on adding multiple hosts to your Zoom account. The Pro plan should be sufficient for your business needs as this allows for group meetings of up to 24 hrs, a custom personal meeting ID and enables you to have up to 9 hosts per account for £11.99p/m per host.The Basic plan currently has a 40 minute limit on group calls and a limit of one host (user) per account and is completely free.There a variety of Zoom plans available depending on your needs. Click the link within the email to complete sign up, and you’re all done! Choosing your Zoom plan Enter the required details, where you’ll then receive a confirmation emailģ. CLICK HERE to head to Zoom's website to create your account.Ģ. Follow the steps below to create your account! Creating a Zoom accountġ. How to create a Zoom account Get set up with Zoom to start live streaming your classes to your membersīefore you can start live streaming your activities, you will need to set up an account with Zoom.
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