You’ll know recording has begun because a red light will appear in the upper left corner of your Zoom window with the words “Recording.” If you have cloud recording enabled, a pop-up will appear asking where you want to record: Record on this Computer or Record to the Cloud. Start recordingĪfter starting your meeting, you start recording by pressing Record on the bottom of your Zoom meeting window. Make sure you meet the prerequisites for local or cloud recording before following this article. Prerequisites for local or cloud recording Cloud recordings, included with all paid accounts, are saved to the Zoom Cloud where they can be viewed, shared, and downloaded.īoth options provide standard MP4 video, M4A audio, and chat text files. Local recordings, which come standard with all Zoom accounts, are saved to your computer. Zoom has two types of recordings, local recording and cloud recording.

You are also eligible to use Google Meet for your video conferencing needs, as you have a G Suite account.At one time or another you will probably want to record your meeting or webinar for training, legal, or any other purposes.

However, you can still acquire a Zoom Basic account and can still login to any Zoom meeting using your CalNet credentials. If you are a Concurrent Enrollment student:

You should now see that the app has logged into your Berkeley account and should list your user type as “licensed”.

At this point, the app will either re-launch on its own or may open a webpage with a prompt to re-launch.

On the right side, click “sign in with SSO”.

Go to the Zoom app and click the “sign-in” option.

If you wish to access your licensed account through the Zoom app: Under your profile, if the user type listed is “Licensed,” your account has been activated.

Go to and sign in with your CalNet ID to verify your account has been activated.If you already have a basic Zoom account but want to access your licensed account: Go to and sign in with your CalNet ID to access your Zoom license including unlimited meeting minutes and 300 person meeting capacity.Licensed Zoom accounts are now available for all registered undergraduate, graduate and professional school students at no additional cost to you.

Make a zoom account