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Preventing Zoombombing

Preventing Zoombombing

Zoombombing is a new form of trolling in which a participant uses Zoom’s screen-sharing feature to interrupt and disrupt meetings and classes.  As a reminder, do not share your Zoom meeting ID and password on Social Media You should place information about your Zoom session in MyClasses (for course-related session) or email participants directly.

Below are guides to help prevent Zoombombing during your session:

If a Zoombomber enters your meeting or class, learn how to Remove Participants from a Zoom session.

Faculty, Staff, And Students:  Incidents of Zoombombing should be reported to University Police with as much information about the event/time that it took place.



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