![]() The best option is to install Zoom's app, but if that doesn't work, this workaround at least lets you view Zoom calls from an iPad. Assuming you follow the previous tip, keeping a Zoom meeting on the left side of your screen can make it appear like you are paying attention, instead of. The meeting will be displayed on a single page if there are 49 or fewer participants in the meeting. ![]() Click Gallery View in the top right corner of the Zoom window. At this point, Zoom will seek your permission to access your camera and microphone. ![]() You can now start or join a meeting using the Zoom desktop client. Open the Zoom app on your device and tap on New Meeting. That'll show everyone else's video and audio in the call so you can join in, watch, and listen from the iPad-or you can call the Zoom phone number that shows up to talk on the call. The Zoom desktop client for Windows and Mac can be downloaded here (opens in new tab). Tap that, then enter your name, and Join the call. iPhone users will press Done to schedule the Zoom. Click the download link (and tap cancel if it actually asks to download Zoom), and a new link will show up that says "join from your browser". The actions for iPhone users using the Zoom app to schedule the meeting requires a slightly different process. Now, when the person joining your call clicks that on their iPad, they'll get asked to download Zoom. Or, if someone sent you a Zoom link, copy it, paste it in Notes or another app, and type &os=mac at the end of the link, then copy and open the link in your browser. If you want to talk, you'll need to call into Zoom from a phone-and you cannot turn on your video camera from Zoom in an iPad browser.įirst, when you invite people to your Zoom call, add &os=mac to the end of the Zoom invite URL, so the final link should look something like `. It's possible to join a Zoom call from any browser on an iPad without installing the Zoom app, though you will only be able to see and hear other participants.
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