Create, assign, and manage Zoom Breakout Rooms with ease. This step-by-step 2025 guide helps hosts and IT admins run smooth, organized sessions.

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Click the Breakout room button on meeting control bar (it may be under the More menu). Choose the number of rooms you want to create and how many attendees should be in each. Attendees can be moved ...

Instructors can use the Zoom Web Conferencing tool to create breakout rooms during their meetings. This feature allows you to split the participants into separate sessions automatically or manually.

Video conferencing platforms like Zoom allow you to get together with your friends or hop in a work meeting when you can't meet in person. If you've been in a lot of Zoom meetings- lately, you're ...

Click to share on X (Opens in new window) X Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Facebook Taking the initiative to turn your camera on in a breakout room can often be nerve wracking and ...

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Hosts and co-hosts can get an idea of how active their breakout rooms are from the main session by viewing the list of open breakout rooms. This feature allows hosts and co-hosts to get a sense of the ...

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Breakout rooms allow you to split one Zoom meeting into several separate simultaneous sessions. This is a great feature to use if, for example, you want to break students into groups to discuss class ...

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