How can I prevent Zoom-bombing?

What is Zoom-bombing?

Zoom-bombing is when a person joins a Zoom meeting and shares unwanted content through video, audio, screensharing, screen annotation, chat, or file sharing.

(See: Zoom-bombing: When Videoconferences Go Wrong )

REMINDER: Never share a Zoom meeting link in a public setting, such as on social media or online bulletin boards, in blog posts or news articles, or on email lists with wide distribution.

To prevent Zoom-bombing, there are settings you can set before the Zoom class meeting begins to secure the online space, and steps you can take during teaching to shut down disruptive behavior.

Review the Zoom Security @ Tufts tip sheet

Review the Zoom Security For Online Teaching user guides to learn about each of these security recommendations:

Zoom Security for Online Teaching