Lots of people using Zoom during coronavirus crisis. Many schools are restricting it

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Faculty and staff have access to Zoom for meetings and instruction, but faculty are encouraged to focus on asynchronous activities. UW Tacoma director of digital learning Darcy Janzen is quoted.

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