You may change your password to whatever you desire. Ensure that Enable Personal Meeting ID and Require a password for Personal Meeting ID (PMI) are turned on (the slider is BLUE with the circle on the right side). Within the Schedule Meeting subsection, scroll down until you find the appropriate PMI settings.
Once you have logged into your account, navigate to your Settings (along the left menu column for computer browsers or the grey drop-down menu for smartphones/tablets). To change your PMI on the Web Portal, visit using a web browser such as Safari or Google Chrome and Sign In to your account. Tap Edit to bring up options to change your PMI password and other personal meeting room settings. You may see previously scheduled meetings on this screen as well. You should see your Personal Meeting ID, as well as Start, Send Invitation, and Edit. To change your PMI settings in the mobile app, log in to Zoom on your smartphone or tablet, and tap the Meetings icon on the bottom of your screen (between Meet & Chat and Contacts). Personal Meeting ID Settings (iOS/Android)įor Zoom users who use the app exclusively on a smartphone or tablet device, you can change your PMI settings in the Meetings menu along the bottom of your app's screen, or on the online Zoom Web Portal. More details and visual examples of this can be found in Hosting a Meeting. Simply enable the use of your PMI by checking off the option when creating a New Meeting. In order to add consistency to your invite process, you can decide to use your Personal Meeting ID (or PMI ). As a teacher, your students will not have a consistent ID they can use to join, and students will always have to wait for a new ID and Password every week (or decide to use method 2 or 3 instead).
This is in place for security reasons, but can be frustrating at times. This means that once you end a meeting and create a new one, the newer meeting will use a different Meeting ID and Password. Normally, when using the Meeting ID method, your meeting's ID and Password are randomized. Inviting directly from an already established Contacts list Sending a Meeting Invite or Meeting URL by email or message Zoom offers three primary methods of inviting participants, such as students, to active online meetings.
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