UW-IT strongly recommends that instructors require students to sign in with their UW NetID and password prior to joining meetings. This will prevent unauthorized users from gaining access to class sessions held in Zoom. To ensure that Zoom meetings are secure, meeting hosts can enable the security option Require authentication to join with when scheduling a Zoom meeting. Enabling this option will allow the host to limit meeting access to either:
To limit meeting access to current UW faculty, students, staff, and UW NetIDs provisioned with UW Zoom basic, enable the Require authentication to join option and then select the sub-option: Current UW Faculty, Students, and Staff. Learn more about who is eligible for UW Zoom Sign in and how to provision a UW NetID with sign-in access to a UW Zoom basic account.
To limit the meeting to anyone with a Zoom account, enable the Require authentication to join option and then select the second sub-option: Anyone with a Zoom account. This less secure option is best used when hosts intend to have Zoom meeting sessions with recently graduated students or have participants joining the meeting who are not with the UW Organization.
You will need to confirm that authentication is enabled for meetings you have already scheduled as well as for future meetings. Verify that authentication is enabled for meetings you have already scheduled:
For future meetings, you simply need to turn on the authentication setting at the time that you are scheduling the meeting. If you make the meeting recurring, this setting will persist for each instance of the meeting. For UW Zoom meeting hosts who are not using the Zoom app in Canvas, enable authentication by following these steps: