To share a recording that has been saved locally, the file will need to be uploaded to a course. When a Zoom meeting is saved locally to a computer, it will save in .mp4 format in a folder titled “Zoom” within the Documents folder on the computer. Toggle next to “Password Protection” to turn this setting off. Share button next to the recording to be made accessible. The “Cloud Recordings” page will open with a list of recorded meetings.Note: Class recordings should be shared via D2L for FERPA compliance. Sharing the recording through Zoom as anĮxternal learning tool will allow students in a course to view all recordings, so the passcode does not need to be disabled unless it is preferred. If a meeting has already been recorded to the cloud, by default it will be set with a passcode.

An email will be sent once the recording has been uploaded to the cloud, providing a link for access.ĭisable a Passcode for Existing Cloud Recordings.If the recording has not been stopped, it will stop when the host ends the meeting.At any point during the meeting, recording can be paused by selecting the.However, they can record Zoom meetings using the directions for Note: Students do not have access to record to the cloud. At the beginning of the meeting, or whenever the recording should start, select.SeeĪdding a Zoom Link for instructions on sharing Zoom recordings.Ĭreating a Zoom Meeting for more details). The recording file can be downloaded to a computer or streamed from a browser. This is the preferred option for sharing the recording because it allows users to access the recording through a link.

Recording a Zoom meeting to the cloud will save the meeting to Zoom’s cloud storage. All Zoom recordings will be saved for 120 days in the cloud. Hosts can choose to save a meeting to Zoom cloud storage or to their computer. Zoom meetings can be recorded and saved to be shared after they occur.