Generally, outside of Moodle, zoom will require that you have multiple paid licences to run multiple meetings at the same time. They can create zoom calls within their courses and interact with the participants. Courses are set up with different people as Teachers, who have basic zoom accountsģ.

However I have some questions as to sustainability of this set up. I have done as you suggested and it works great. In my own institution, we had three pro accounts (our licence allowed up to 10) and more than 100 basic users, all using Zoom from their Moodle course.

For using Zoom via Moodle and the LTI plug-in basic accounts work perfectly well. When you add/invite a user under your institution on Zoom, you can choose the status : pro or basic. When you add an existing Zoom email user’s address, this user will receive a message inviting him/her to transfer the account under your institution (no data is lost or whatever it is just a shift without consequences). Then you have to set up the LTI plug-in on the Zoom website.Īfter that it is better to add all your teachers in the admin window on because if you do not do this, when a teacher would like to create a Zoom session from a Moodle course for the first time they will receive an error message asking them to be registered with your organisation. Only you as an administrator you need to have an educational or pro-account.

| all other teachers need to have Pro accounts with Zoom to connect through Moodle?

Zoom meetings same login overlap time