Table 2.

Summary of Zoom tools.

Screenshare	Host or participant with privileges can share their screen with all viewers
	Example: show slides for lecture; share video on procedural skill
Breakout rooms	Host can separate session into smaller groups for a specified time; would assign group leaders with clear tasks
	Example: each group can discuss a different patient case and come back together to compare
Polling	Via Zoom or other software like PollEverywhere, create live polls to engage participants and spark discussion
	Example: test learners’ understanding of a topic that was just covered
Annotation	Host or participant can annotate a slide that has been screenshared
	Example: use a virtual “pointer” to guide learners as you work through a diagram
Whiteboard	Host or participant can annotate a white screen with text or pen drawing that can be saved
	Example: engage the audience to write up differential diagnosis for chest pain
Chat discussion	Host or participant can type into chat for everyone to see or to a specified other person
	Example: participant can type a question into the chat during the session
Reactions	Using the participant list, one can select reactions such as “thumbs up” or “raise hand”
	Example: participant has a question, and presses “raise hand” to notify the lecture moderator