You can input the meeting ID directly into Zoom’s “Join Meeting” window, which is the faster way, or you can click a link that opens your browser, and after a couple seconds prompts you to open Zoom and join the meeting.

If you don’t know, there are two main ways to join a Zoom meeting. More information about Meeting/Webinar IDs can be found here.In this current season of global pandemics, it’s always nice to save a second or two of time. The webinar will be deleted from previous webinars 30 days after the scheduled end time. Webinar IDs will expire and be unusable past the webinars scheduled end-time if the webinar is not currently in progress.Recurring meeting IDs expire after 365 days from the last date it was used.If you do reuse the meeting ID during that 30 day period, it will allow for the meeting ID to be used for an additional 30 days (you may keep doing this). You can restart the same meeting ID as many times as you would like, within the 30-day period. A Scheduled (non-recurring) meeting ID will expire 30 days after the meeting is scheduled for (unless the meeting was recorded).Meet Now (Instant Meetings) meeting IDs expire when the meeting ends.Please note: Meetings scheduled prior to April 12, 2020, may have a Meeting ID that is 9 digits. Meet Now ( Instant Meetings), Scheduled Meetings (which may also be used as recurring meetings), and Webinar IDs contain 11 digits, while a Personal Meeting ID (also referred to as PMI) contains 10 digits. A Zoom Meeting/Webinar ID is the meeting number assigned to each Zoom meeting and can be a 10 or 11 digit number.

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