To join a Zoom meeting, you need to click the meeting link or enter the meeting ID provided by the host in the Zoom app. You can join via desktop, mobile, or phone using the Zoom app or by calling in.

A Zoom Meeting allows participants to interact through video, audio, and chat. A Zoom Webinar is more like a virtual seminar where attendees mostly watch and listen, with limited interaction through Q&A or chat.

You can schedule a meeting by logging into your Zoom account, selecting the 'Schedule a Meeting' option, and filling in the meeting details such as date, time, and participants. You can also integrate with Google Calendar or Outlook for easier scheduling.

Yes, you can record your Zoom meetings. Hosts can choose to record meetings either locally on their device or in the cloud (if you have a paid plan). Participants may also be able to record if the host enables the option.

To set up a virtual background, go to the settings in your Zoom app, select 'Virtual Background,' and choose from default backgrounds or upload your own image or video.

Breakout rooms allow the host to split participants into smaller groups for more focused discussions or tasks. You can enable breakout rooms under your Zoom account settings and assign participants manually or automatically.

Zoom offers various security features such as meeting passwords, waiting rooms, encryption, and host controls (like muting participants, removing unwanted attendees, and locking meetings).

Yes, Zoom integrates with many third-party apps such as Slack, Google Calendar, Outlook, Dropbox, and more, allowing users to streamline workflows and automate scheduling.

The Waiting Room allows hosts to control when participants join the meeting. Participants stay in the Waiting Room until the host admits them, providing an extra layer of security.

Zoom is available on various devices, including Windows and Mac computers, iOS and Android mobile devices, tablets, and through web browsers.

To improve meeting quality, ensure you have a stable internet connection, close other apps that might be using bandwidth, use a good microphone and camera, and, if needed, switch to a wired connection.