The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints

Attached is a document written to assist those who are seeking to use the Zoom Webinar feature for Stake Conference. This is using the Church's Zoom account.

On February 17, the church released a new update. This update is designed to simplify the use of encoding devices when holding multiple meetings in the same building on a recurring basis.

We see this message regularly with emails being transferred that are associated with existing accounts, especially existing paid accounts. Most of the time we can get around this by manually activating the email address. So, anyone who gets this message can:   1. Try activating a different email add...

For those coordinating ward broadcasts, the attached PDF provides some important information on the use of Zoom Webinar verses using the church's webcast system.

As of mid-December a new SSID is available in meetinghouses. It is called Lehi. It is available to run simultaneously with Liahona or stand-alone. Also TM.churchofjesuschrist.org has a new network log to track changes.
For more details please see the attached pdf.

As of today (1/26/2021) buffering times are changing and will impact your future webcasts. Please review the attached PDF for more information.

Attached are two documents which provide an overview of the new Meraki managed switches, and configuration of the Meraki firewalls to manage the switches.

The Church will begin offering one Zoom account per unit December 2020. An official communication will be sent to Technology Specialists in the coming weeks with more details. Stakes interested in signing up for Church-provided Zoom accounts before receiving the official communication can do so by v...

Many local leaders purchased Zoom accounts before General Church Zoom accounts were available. Local units are encouraged to transfer these accounts to a Church Zoom account. Steps to transfer accounts from the local unit to the Church are provided in the attached PDF document.

A new solution has been identified which simplifies how you establish an audio connection by using a Bluetooth Audio Receiver with Microphone Input. This device, when connected to your building's audio output, will allow your phone or laptop to receive your building's audio via Bluetooth. For more i...