it allows students and instructors to meet virtually while offering a plethora of tools to help facilitate a positive learning environment for both teachers and students.īefore engaging with the Zoom tool, VCU ALT Lab has created a great video to help explore the intricacies of navigating web cameras and the way in which you present yourself in video conferencing environment. Zoom is the preferred web-conferencing tool at VCU. While this may seem like commonplace in the current context of online education it has only become more prevalent with the growth of synchronous technology (i.e., Zoom), which allows for rapid transmission of video over the internet. Any such violation would be punishable as stipulated by the VCU Honor Code, and could include dismissal from VCU.Synchronous Learning occurs when a group of students are learning at the same time virtually with their instructor via a video conferencing tool. It could be considered a violation of the VCU Honor Code and the Intellectual Property Policy for a student to use these materials except for the express purpose stated above. The content of lessons, PowerPoint slides, and other related material may be the intellectual property of the University or individual lecturers/tutors, depending in each case on circumstances and interpretation of law. A student shall acquire no intellectual property rights in the recordings, PowerPoint slides or their contents whatsoever, and is absolutely prohibited from posting these materials to an external website, broadcasting or supplying these materials to any other person for commercial gain or otherwise. The session recordings, PowerPoint slides, and other educational materials posted in the eCurriculum system are for the purposes of personal study.

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