Zoom, along with the Zoom alternatives - Google Meet, Skype, and Microsoft Teams - has transformed modern communication. International conferences, meetings, and seminars are increasingly taking place in front of a webcam or in the office set up you’ve created to enable you to work from home. Even webinars, virtual talks (e.g., by universities or companies), and art events now take place on Zoom. News agencies are increasingly using video conferencing software for interviews.
What is not so self-evident, however, is that those interested can participate in all events, meetings, or lectures that take place online. If you want to create important content in the form of video conferences that can be accessed later, take advantage of the fact that Zoom allows meetings to be recorded and saved. The recorded videos can be stored locally with the free Zoom subscription or saved in the cloud with the paid Zoom subscription that comes with significantly more storage volume.