Zoom For Dummies: How Revealing Your Data and Eliminating Privacy Increases Trust and Liberates Humanity

This is a very good guide. Easy to follow. Lots of screen shots. Easy to follow instructions that are written for ordinary people. Good table of contents and index. And even has good natured humor to keep you interested.

I am a Zoom neophyte and have been searching for a book that covers all aspects of Zoom. Everything I found prior to this told how to download and register it, but little on how to use it. The author covers most topics in great detail. Where he does not thoroughly cover a topic, he provides links to Zoom Support for examples and additional details. I bought the Kindle edition and recommend it because you can click on a link and go directly to the particular topic in Zoom Support and then return to the book. I will probably be using the Basic (free) version of Zoom at least for the near term so I have been skimming the sections on the more advanced versions. However, it is nice to know what the more advanced capabilities are in the event that I decide to upgrade in the future. The book has a great section on cyber security, covering all the security options in Zoom plus how and WHY to use them. Some of these have been added or improved in recent months, including encryption He includes other suggestions on cyber security in general. In summary, I have found it to be a great book.

As usual, "...for Dummies" books are great. This one is too when you can actually read the print: much of the print is in a weird font which is almost illegible and gives one a headache when trying to read it. It is interspersed with the usual normal Dummies fonts. I read in a review that these books can be exchanged for ones that are 100% readable..

Yes pretty much everyone knows how to use Zoom to attend a meeting or how to organise a Zoom meeting. However, Zoom has much more to offer. Phil Simon has written a brilliant guide to what Zoom has to offer once one gets under the surface of the app.

I have several of the "dummies" books. I find them all very helpful but the one for Zoom has been especially helpful. I can look up things that are not necessarily taught in online classes from Zoom. I would recommend this book for anyone who is starting to use Zoom on a regular basis.