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Difference between Zoom and Teams meetings
Difference between Zoom and Teams meetings
The choice of platform depends on your familiarity with the platform and teaching needs.
Zoom is a web conferencing tool which is easy to set up; Teams has other features integrated with Office 365 that facilitate collaboration throughout the semester, but there is a learning curve.
Feature | Zoom | Microsoft Teams |
---|---|---|
Max no. of participants for online meetings | 300 | 1000 new |
Join meeting link | Yes | Yes |
Calendar Invite | No | Yes |
Waiting Room / Lobby | Yes | Yes |
Lock Meeting | Yes | No |
Set password to meeting | Yes | No |
Chat during meeting | Yes, during meeting | Yes, extends beyond meeting |
Screen Sharing | Yes | Yes |
File Sharing | Yes, during meeting | Yes, extends beyond meeting |
Change Video Layout / Toggle Gallery View | Yes | No |
Breakout Rooms | Yes | Yes new |
Raise Hand | Yes | Yes |
Virtual Background | Yes | Yes |
External Users | Yes | Yes |
Participants in China | Yes | Yes |
Cloud Recording | Yes, cloud or local drive | Yes, only cloud (Teams/Microsoft Stream) |
Attendance Report | Yes | Yes |
, multiple selections available,
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