Zoom is a widely used video conferencing tool that enables remote connections among users. A distinctive feature of Zoom is its co-hosting capability, which permits several participants to jointly manage hosting duties throughout a meeting or webinar.
Step 1: Log in to your Zoom account
To enable co-host on Zoom, you need to log in to your Zoom account. Once you are logged in, you will be taken to the main dashboard where you can access all of your meetings and webinars.
Step 2: Start a meeting or webinar
To enable co-hosting, you need to start a meeting or webinar. Once you have started the meeting or webinar, you will see a list of participants on your screen. Look for the participant that you want to assign as a co-host and click on their name.
Step 3: Assign co-host
After clicking on the participant’s name, you will see a drop-down menu. Click on “Make Co-Host” to assign the participant as a co-host. Once they have been assigned as a co-host, they will have access to all of the hosting controls, including the ability to mute participants, start and stop recording, and more.
Step 4: Manage co-hosts
If you need to manage your co-hosts during a meeting or webinar, simply click on the “Participants” tab at the bottom of your screen. From there, you will see a list of all participants and their roles. Click on the three dots next to each participant’s name to access their settings, including the ability to remove them as a co-host.
Conclusion
Enabling co-hosting on Zoom is a simple process that can make your meetings and webinars more efficient and effective. By assigning co-hosts, you can delegate tasks and responsibilities to other participants, freeing up your time to focus on the content of the meeting or webinar.
