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Learn more about our supported synchronous and asynchronous tools like Adobe, Canvas, EchoVideo, Microsoft 365 apps (OneDrive, Bookings, Excel, Word, Outlook, etc.), Respondus LockDown Browser, and more.

Zoom is a cloud-based video communication tool offered as a paid subscription and is not currently a university-wide solution. Zoom is best used for synchronous online meetings featuring screen sharing, webcam, polling, and chat. The features available depend on the account type. Zoom integrates with Canvas and EchoVideo.

EchoVideo provides engagement tools, allows faculty to record videos anywhere, and share content in Canvas. Works with Teams, OneDrive, and Zoom (pro-account only).

SVSU supports three main methods for conducting online meetings, catering to diverse needs and preferences within our community. Whether you require a simple solution for team check-ins, a robust platform for large-scale presentations, or an interactive tool for collaborative sessions, we have a suitable option for you. For detailed guidance on each platform, including setup instructions, usage tips, and troubleshooting advice, please explore the Knowledge Articles linked below.

List of potential and frequently asked questions about our transition from Avaya to Zoom phones

This article provides some information on the importance of Universal Design and ADA Compliance when using EchoVideo,Teams, Stream and Zoom.

If you have a Zoom Pro account and have an EchoVideo user account. Your Zoom cloud recordings will automatically be copied to your EchoVideo Library. You can also create Zoom meetings inside of your Library or publish a Zoom recording to your Echo360 Classroom.

If you have a Zoom account, use the Zoom Add-In button to quickly add Zoom meeting details to an Outlook appointment.

In this article are some tips on ADA Compliance and editing your Zoom transcript.

Review how-to enable Zoom meetings in your Canvas course navigation.

This article includes a printable list of technology and the equipment types installed in each classroom and specialty places on campus.