Participants can join a Zoom meeting via a traditional phone line. Not a member of San Francisco State University? You can find more information on Zoom's support site: When prompted, enter the meeting ID number (also available in the email invitation) using your dial pad.This guide is intended for participants joining meetings hosted by San Francisco State University in San Francisco, California. In the email invitation you received, you’ll see the teleconferencing number.Ĭall that number. If you’d rather just use your phone to call the meeting, that’s an option, too. Once selected, you’ll be brought to the Zoom meeting. The first link in the message is the “Join Zoom Meeting” link. When a host sends you an invitation, you’ll receive that invitation via email. You’ll now need to enter the meeting ID or personal link name you should have received from the host of the meeting.
The landing page will look different between companies, but the options available will mostly be the same. Once you have the company URL, go to it in your browser of choice. If you’re joining a meeting with another company, they will need to have registered a company URL with Zoom. Alternatively, you can enter the personal link name if you happen to know it.īelow that, enter your display name, select if you would like to join the meeting with audio and video enabled, and then select the “Join” button. In the first box, enter the meeting ID that was sent to you when you received the invitation via email. Here, select “Join.”Ī new window will appear.
Regardless of the sign-in method you choose, once that process is complete, you’ll be on the home page of the Zoom app. If you decide to sign in using SSO, you’ll need to know the company URL, which is usually. Selecting Google or Facebook will bring you to its respective sign-in page. You can enter your email and password and then select “Sign In,” or sign in with SSO, Google, or Facebook.
Open Zoom, and you’ll be prompted to sign in.
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