How to Use Breakout Rooms in a Zoom Meeting
Mar 12, 2021, 11:23 am EDT
| 2 min read
Zoom meetings can very easily feel overwhelming when there are a lot of people involved. A feature called “Breakout Rooms” can help large groups by allowing people to break off into smaller groups. It’s a handy trick to know.
“Breakout Rooms” are similar in concept to working in groups in a real-life office or classroom. People can break off from the main meeting into smaller groups for discussion, then seamlessly join back up with everyone afterward no need to manage a bunch of separate Zoom calls.
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