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You can increase your tiered subscription; each tier allows increased access to features that make your Zoom account more customizable (eg. webinars, increased call time, participant restrictions, etc.).
Answered: Amber Stoffel on January 4, 2024
You can add features from the User Interface present on screen. There are a range of features available to customize the video conferencing experience
Answered: Aaron Newton on February 19, 2023
I don’t know. I don’t really need them so I didn’t bother to learn . They have technical support and I’m sure they’ll be willing to help you
Answered: Reuben L Correa on December 2, 2022
From Zoom’s website, “Zoom video features include virtual backgrounds, touch up my appearance and other video enhancement options. Use these support articles to learn more about available features and how to use them.”
There are lots of different features and the Zoom website has the steps to add or change them. Both video and text instructions are available.
https://support.zoom.us/hc/en-us/sections/4415061245453-Video-Features
Answered: Travis McMurray on December 2, 2022
While Zoom already comes with a wide variety of features, sometimes there’s just something you’re missing.
To add third-party features, launch the Zoom app. At the top you will see icons (Home, Chat, Meetings, Apps). Click on Apps, then Discover. You can search for what you want to add and then install it.
If you use Zoom across different devices, make sure to do this for each device as the apps won’t load across your account.
Answered: Bethany Wright on December 2, 2022
You have to go on the website it self and enable it. But it depends on what features you want added.
Answered: Angelika Guilbe on December 2, 2022
To add features, you must be an admin. Then go to https://marketplace.zoom.us and choose the apps you want to integrate.
Answered: Jessica Martin on December 2, 2022
From the Zoom desktop application, perform the following steps:
Select Apps from the top menu.
Select the Discover tab
Choose the app you would like to install on your Zoom account.
Once selected, click on Add to install the application.
Answered: Daryn Bogart on December 2, 2022
Some meeting features, like break out rooms, need to be set up when that meeting is scheduled. Some, like password vs waiting room and polls, can be created or changed after the fact on the for the meeting in question, even if it is a recurring one.
Answered: Adria M. Moskowitz on December 2, 2022
I haven't had to do this, so I'm not sure I know how. However, if I did need to add a feature, your help would probably show me how to do it.
Answered: Cliff Hogue on December 2, 2022
I'm not sure I understand the question. If you keep your Zoom up to date, you should have all the features you need. If your Zoom isn't up to date, you won't have all the features. Usually Zoom sends an email with a chance to upgrade, and I click on it.
Answered: Emma Goldman-Sherman on December 2, 2022
Log into Zoom in browser and go to settings. There you will see all the features that you can turn on if you don't currently have access when in your meeting room. ie; breakout rooms.
Answered: Brenda La Stella on December 2, 2022
By features, I assume you mean Zoom apps. To add apps, click, on the apps button in the main zoom window (or click more, then apps if needed). If you're on an enterprise plan, your ability to install various apps may be limited.
Answered: Josh Stephens on January 4, 2024
I haven't explored that yet.
Answered: Myrrh de Marmion on December 2, 2022
Zoom doesn't allow users to directly add features. However, you can get access to new features by updating to the latest version of the application. Additionally, exploring the existing features in Zoom might offer functionalities you weren't aware of before.
Answered: JOKO AGUS on April 12, 2024
Depending on which features you are trying to add, you would want to visit the Zoom Marketplace.
https://marketplace.zoom.us/
Best.
Peter K.
Answered: Peter Kelly on December 2, 2022
Copy and paste links!
Answered: Dr. Archie Wortham on December 2, 2022
You can add new features through the Apps section in Zoom Workplace. Just search for the app you need, click Add, and authorize it.
