Do Zoom meetings have a time limit?

You are permitted to record a Zoom meeting only if the host permits you or if the host enables all participants to record. It is not recommended to record another person's meeting without their permission, as it may result in privacy concerns.

Capturing a Zoom meeting without the host's consent violates Zoom's terms of service and may be deemed unethical or illegal based on your location. The host manages the recording settings, and trying to record without authorization may infringe on privacy laws.

Some software that works best when the branches are in different locations are as follows:

• Trello
• Asana
• Jira
• Basecamp
• Smartsheet

Microsoft Teams, Slack, and Trello are some of the popularly used low-code collaboration software.

Here are some software tools that could be useful for your nutrition club's Zoom meetings:

• Zoom: Zoom is a popular video conferencing app for online meetings.
• Google Meet: A video-conferencing application that targets business users and is free for G Suite or Google Workspace users.
• Cisco Webex: A video-conferencing system that has improved functions and security features.
• Microsoft Teams: A video-conferencing and collaboration platform that integrates with Office 365 and other Microsoft products.
• Microsoft Skype: A video-conferencing and messaging app free for personal and small business use.
• Google Hangouts: A free video-conferencing and chat app for anyone with a Google account.
• FaceTime: A video-calling app that is exclusive to Apple devices.
• Zoho Meeting: A video-conferencing and webinar solution that is part of the Zoho suite of products.
• RingCentral Meetings: The RingCentral MVP cloud phone system includes video conferencing and online meetings.
• GoTo Meeting: A video-conferencing and online meeting solution that offers high-quality audio and video.

Remember to choose the software that best fits the needs of your club's meetings.