UConn supports multiple web conferencing platforms that you can use to collaborate virtually with your instructors, classmates, and others both within and external to the UConn community.
To get started and sign into UConn’s web conferencing platforms, review the following:
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Cisco Webex
Webex is a conferencing tool that you can use to host and attend meetings, webinars, remote lectures, and more. You can record Webex meetings for future viewing, share files during the meeting, and group participants in up to 100 breakout sessions.
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For user guides and troubleshooting support, visit: Blackboard Collaborate Support.
Google Meet
Google Meet is another web conferencing tool that you can use to host and join virtual meetings. Anyone can access a Google Meet meeting through a meeting link, even if they don’t have a google account.
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Log into Google Meet with your UConn email address and password at http://meet.google.com . |
For user guides, visit: Google Meet support.
Google Chat
Google Chat is a virtual communication tool that you can use to message, video call, or audio call anyone with a google account. You can use Google Chat for smaller scale group or individual meetings and communication.
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Log into Google Chat with your UConn email address and password at chat.google.com. |
For user guides, visit: Google Chat Support.