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Changes to Zoom Platform - Message from the Board

8/31/2021

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Important Information Regarding Zoom 

A Message from the Board

Many of you know that when the pandemic began, PACG bought Zoom licenses for several other progressive organizations in our community who are doing important work. Zoom continues to be a vital means for communication and coordination for us. Did you know that they have recently made important changes to their platform? If you have one of our Zoom licenses (or your own), you will have received an email this week explaining the changes.

The email reads: 

Beginning November 1, 2021, customers will be required to update their Zoom software to ensure it is no more than nine months behind the current version, at any given time. From that point on, users will be prompted to update their software when using the platform should their version fall behind this nine-month window. For example, if on November 1st the latest version of the Zoom Client was released in September 2021, customers who try to access Zoom services with a version prior to January 2021 will be prompted to update to a more recent version in order to access the platform.


This change is in line with industry practices and designed to help ensure that Zoom users receive the latest Zoom features, as well as any privacy and security enhancements we make to the platform. To prepare for the new schedule, we recommend customers update to the latest release supported by their organization or at minimum software version 5.5.0, prior to November 1st. Starting in September, we will introduce a prompted update to help customers update to the latest version of the Zoom client. If you have prompted updates turned off for your organization, you will not see the prompt.

As always, we recommend you regularly download and update to the latest version of the Zoom software by checking for updates within the Zoom client or by navigating to zoom.us/download to take advantage of all our latest security and functionality features.

This policy will affect:
  • Zoom Client: Windows, Mac, Linux, iOS, and Android (5.5.0)
  • Zoom Rooms (5.5.0)
  • Zoom Rooms Controller (5.5.0)
  • Zoom Phone Appliances (5.6.0)  
  • Outlook Plug-in (5.5.1)
  • Browser Scheduler Extensions for Chrome (1.6.3) & Firefox (2.1.13)
  • VDI Client (5.5.0)
  • Virtual Room Connector (4.4.6)
  • Meetings Connector (4.6.3)
  • Recording Connector (3.8.41)
  • Client SDK (5.5.0)
Please note that while the minimum Zoom Client software version required for this schedule is 5.5.0, we may require additional updates outside of this release window to address larger security or compliance features. We always encourage customers to look at our release notes for any included security enhancements. 

We will continue to share reminders and additional information as we approach the implementation of this policy. Thank you for your partnership as we continually work to make our platform more secure and deliver a better experience for our customers. Please feel free to reach out to the Zoom Support Team if you have any additional questions or need assistance to update your organization. 

Team Zoom 


It's imperative that you know how to update your Zoom application and keep it up-to-date. If you are in need of assistance, please contact our Office Manager.  Thank you.

Allison Ambrose
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Zoom Login Help from the PACG Webmaster

1/20/2021

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Finding Your Zoom Login Email - A Zoom Help Blog

 Message from the PACG Webmaster

Our Inauguration 2021 Virtual Parade and Dance Party starts tonight at 6:45 pm CT. If you registered by yesterday (January 19th) you got an email like the one below that states that our party begins in 24 hours. It will contain the Zoom login link (which is blued-out below).​ 

This email would have come to you from PACG's gmail account qcprogressiveaction@gmail.com. You can use that to search your email for the login.

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You will receive an email like the one below one hour before our event. It contains the same Zoom link as the one you got 24 hours ahead of the event.​

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You may still register for our event up until an hour before it begins. But we ask that you contact our Office Manager, Julie Ross, at 563-508-2209 to do so.

We also ask that you not share your Zoom link with friends. Ask them to register at our blog post or contact Julie.
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Zoom Chat Help from the PACG Webmaster

1/10/2021

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Using Zoom Chat - A Zoom Help Blog

A Message from the PACG Webmaster

Zoom Chat is a useful tool that you can use in a Zoom meeting to Direct Message (DM) the entire group or a particular member. On a computer Chat is found at the bottom of your Zoom meeting screen (see below).
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Clicking on the word "Chat" brings up your Chat pop-up window (see below). If the Chat window gets in your way during the meeting, you may drag it out of the way.
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Hover your cursor over the word "Everyone" and you will see a drop-down list of all participants in the meeting. You may choose the person with whom you wish to Chat. If you Chat with just one other person no one else will be able to see what you say. However, if the host decides to Save the Chat when the meeting ends, your private messages may be seen.

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​​Write the message to the person you want to Chat with.
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​When you have written your message, press Return on your computer keyboard. Your message will be sent.
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It's a good idea to keep your Chat open during a meeting in case you receive a message from the group or if you need to message someone.

If you are using an iPad to log into the meeting, Chat is found in the upper right hand corner. Find the three dots with "More" beneath it. Touch the "More" and a dropdown menu will appear. Select "Chat" and write your message where it says "Tap here to chat or tap a message to reply." Then select the Send icon to send your message.

If you are logging in on other devices you can find information online about where you will find Chat. Or ask our PACG Webmaster or Office Manager.

​​If you would like to practice this on Zoom, contact the 
PACG Webmaster or Office Manager. 
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Zoom Breakout Room Help from the PACG Webmaster

1/3/2021

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Joining Zoom Breakout Rooms - A Zoom Help Blog

From the PACG Webmaster

In some of our larger Zoom meetings we employ Breakout Rooms (BORs). This is a way for Zoom meeting attendees to converse, work and socialize in smaller groups. We thought it would be helpful to explain how you get in and out of these rooms.
 
There are three ways that you get from a Zoom meeting into a BOR: Zoom-Assigned, Host-Assigned or Self-Selected. 
 
Zoom-Assigned: Your Zoom host (PACG or a forum facilitator) may allow the Zoom platform to randomly assign you to a BOR. Once the BORs are launched you will have to accept your assignment to the room by clicking on a pop-up window with the name of your room on it. 
 
You may leave the BOR at any time by selecting the blue Leave Room button on your screen (in the lower-right corner on a desktop computer). 

In the image below your BOR is listed at the top (Room 1). The Leave Room button is in the lower-left of the computer screen.
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​Once you select the blue Leave Room button you will be asked if you would like to Leave Breakout Room or Leave Meeting. If you want to return to the Main Zoom meeting, select Leave Breakout Room. If you want to leave the meeting, select Leave Meeting.
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​Host-Assigned: your PACG Host may assign you to a Breakout Room. To enter and leave it, see the directions above in Zoom-Assigned above.
 
Self-Selected: If the meeting is set up for this option by your host, you may be able to select the BOR of your choice. You must meet the following criteria for this option – you cannot be logging in from a mobile device (computer only) and you must have the most recent version of Zoom on your device. When your host launches the BORs, a list of the room names will appear on your screen.

Across from each room you will see a list of the names of the participants in each room. In the example below there are no other attendees yet so the number zero appears instead. Once members join the meeting the zeroes below will change to people's names.
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To join the room of your choice, place your curser to the far right of the room that you wish to join (over the blue number of participants in the room). The word "Join" will appear in blue. Click on "Join" to enter the BOR.
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​To leave your BOR see the directions in Zoom-Assigned above. You may also go from the BOR you are in to another one by using the method above. You do not have to go back to the main meeting before going into a different BOR.

When you are in a BOR you may ask for help from the host by selecting the button on your Zoom screen that says "Ask for help." Someone will join your room to assist you.
 
If you would like to practice any of this on Zoom, contact the PACG Webmaster or Office Manager. 
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"The White Power Movement and Paramilitary America" Webinar

12/5/2020

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What is the white power movement and why should you care? 
Free webinar offers insight 
Wednesday, December 16th via Zoom

Register on Eventbrite: www.eventbrite.com/e/130318194227 and please share this!

Did you know there is a common thread between the mass shooting at the Walmart in El Paso, Texas, the Unite the Right Rally in Charlottesville, Virginia, and the distribution of hate literature here in the Quad-Cities by a chapter of the National Alliance? All the individuals involved share an ideology that is tied to the white power movement.
Learn what the white power movement is and the threat it poses. 

What: FREE Zoom webinar, “The White Power Movement and Paramilitary America”

When: 7-8:30 p.m. (Central Time) on Wednesday, December 16th

Presenter: Dr. Kathleen Belew, assistant professor of U.S. history at the University of Chicago and the author of “Bring the War Home: The White Power Movement and Paramilitary America”

Offered by: One Human Family of the Quad-Cities Area, along with the Davenport-Bettendorf American Association of University Women, the Metrocom NAACP of Davenport, Metropolitan Community Church of the Quad Cities, One Human Family Macomb, Progressive Action for the Common Good, Quad Cities Interfaith, Temple Beth El of Dubuque and Temple Emanuel of Davenport. It also is made possible in part by grants from the Doris & Victor Day Foundation, the Joyce and Tony Singh Family Foundation, the Goldstein Family, and the Puffin Foundation. 

Allison Ambrose


Register on Eventbrite: www.eventbrite.com/e/130318194227 and please share this! A pdf of this flyer is downloadable below.
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A Message from the WEU Editors

7/14/2020

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Zoom Security Update

The Weekly Email Update (WEU) Editors

We have learned a lot in the three months that we have successfully been using Zoom to host our meetings and events! One of the changes that you may have noticed is that we no longer post our Zoom Meeting IDs or passwords in the WEU or on our PACG Calendar. You must always contact the Zoom host via email or phone to express your interest in the meeting and to get login links.

We encourage our members, and those of you the wider community, to keep this in mind. In fact, we will change your WEU submission to tell our readers to contact you for Zoom details.

Thanks for your understanding as we make our way through the unique challenges in our world today.
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A Message from the Board of Directors - Coronavirus Update - March 30th

4/2/2020

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Coronavirus Update as of March 30th 

A Message from the PACG Board of Directors

According to the CDC, 
both Illinois and Iowa are now experiencing widespread community transmission of the coronavirus. This pandemic is not to be taken lightly. There are obviously more cases in the community that have not yet been diagnosed. Our elderly members and those with chronic health conditions need to be especially careful - and everyone else needs to help protect those individuals.

The best advice is to follow the guidance of our local and state health departments: Scott County Health Department, Rock Island County Health Department, Iowa Department of Public Health, and Illinois Department of Public Health.

According to the CDC, all gatherings should be cancelled. The Trump Administration said on March 29th that the social distancing guidelines will now be in place through April 30th; however, neither the CDC website nor WhiteHouse.gov have been updated to reflect this extension. 
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All PACG events have been postponed or cancelled. Our regular meetings and other small gatherings will be held online using Zoom. PACG has purchased sufficient Zoom licenses for our leaders to schedule meetings. Our Office Manager, Julie Ross, can set up Zoom meetings on behalf of other members or affiliates. Contact her via pacgoffice@gmail.com, her cell (563-508-2209) or the PACG Office (563-676-7580).

People can join a Zoom meeting using a phone, tablet or computer. This service is free to the meeting participants. Zoom is a user-friendly tool and we are in the process of training our activists in its use (please be patient as we make this transition). We believe online meetings will enable us to keep up our good work through this difficult time. Just as important, for those who must self-quarantine, it will keep them connected with their fellow activists. And even after the pandemic restrictions end, we believe this will be a useful tool for holding at least some meetings in the future (think snow storms and other inclement weather).

We will use our website and calendar to give you Zoom links for meetings and online events.
 
Contact Alta Price, MD with questions or concerns.
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A Message from the President - QC Connection During Pandemic

3/24/2020

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A Message from the President

Dear Progressives,

I wanted to reach out to you all during this strangest of times.  Our in-person meetings and events scheduled to occur in the next few months have been postponed or cancelled. Some of our scheduled events - specifically forum and group meetings - will be occurring virtually via Zoom, which is a wonderful way to allow us to continue our progressive work and to keep our members connected during these days where feelings of isolation may get us down. We will use our website and calendar to give you the most up-to-date information about these meetings and events. It is our hope to schedule larger virtual events for members revolving around our forum issues where members can learn about and discuss some of these pertinent topics. Again, keep your eye on our website and calendar.

In addition, I would also like to encourage you to support our local businesses by shopping locally on-line, ordering take out and buying gift cards. Realize the people who are delivering your food are doing so at risk to themselves. Please remember to tip generously. I have noticed a few initiatives that make this support easy and safe:

1.  Monday, 3/23 is the start of our local virtual shop small event.

2.  You can support local restaurants and non-profits by buying items that bring income to struggling businesses. Consider purchasing t-shirts and gift cards at  https://qccustomtees.com/.

3.  Check out the Quad City Emergency Take Out and Delivery Facebook page.

4. The Quad Cities Chamber of Commerce’s Facebook page also has good information on how you can support local businesses

Please feel free to share with me (via email) any other initiatives you are aware of and we will post those on our website.  As progressives, we all realize the value of having a thriving community so that all people may live fruitful lives.

Take care everyone!

Stay healthy and sane and stay connected with PACG!   

Allison Ambrose

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Coronavirus Update - from Dr. Alta Price, MD

3/23/2020

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​Coronavirus Update – as of March 23, 2020

​At this point we are still fortunate in the Quad Cities that we have only minimal community transmission of COVID-19. However, this pandemic is not to be taken lightly. There are obviously more cases in the community that have not yet been diagnosed. Our elderly members and those with chronic health conditions need to be especially careful - and everyone else needs to help protect those individuals.

The best advice is to follow the guidance of our local and state health departments: Scott County Health Department, Rock Island County Health Department, Iowa Department of Public Health, and Illinois Department of Public Health.

For a community with minimal or moderate spread, the CDC recommends that all events of 10 or more people should be cancelled or held virtually until April 1st. Of course, those with higher risk of serious COVID-19 illness should avoid any gatherings at all.
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Large PACG events have been postponed or cancelled. Our regular meetings and other small gatherings will be held online using Zoom. PACG has purchased sufficient Zoom licenses for our leaders to schedule meetings. Our Office Manager, Julie Ross, can set up Zoom meetings on behalf of other members or affiliates. Contact her via pacgoffice@gmail.com, her cell (563-508-2209) or the PACG Office (563-676-7580).

People can join a Zoom meeting using a phone, tablet or computer. This service is free to the meeting participants. Zoom is a user-friendly tool and we are in the process of training our activists in its use (please be patient as we make this transition). We believe online meetings will enable us to keep up our good work through this difficult time. Just as important, for those who must self-quarantine, it will keep them connected with their fellow activists. And even after the pandemic restrictions end, we believe this will be a useful tool for holding at least some meetings in the future (think snow storms and other inclement weather).

We will use our website and calendar to give you Zoom links for meetings and online events.
 
Contact Alta Price, MD with questions or concerns.
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A Message from the Board Regarding Novel Coronavirus (COVID-19) Epidemic

3/13/2020

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A Message to Our Membership Regarding COVID-19

I have been keeping a close eye on the development of the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) in the United States. I had an early personal interest since my son and his Chinese citizen wife were planning a Chinese marriage ceremony in Nanjing, China on March 1st. So I've been paying close attention since early January (needless-to-say, the wedding was postponed).

We are very fortunate in the Quad Cities that we are not experiencing widespread community transmission at this time. However, this pandemic is not to be taken lightly. Our elderly members and those with chronic health conditions need to be especially careful - and everyone else needs to help protect those individuals. The best advice is to  follow the guidance of our local and state health departments: Scott County Health Department, Rock Island County Health Department, Iowa Department of Public Health, and Illinois Department of Public Health.


Large PACG events may have to be postponed or cancelled. Although right now the recommendation is to not have events with more than 50 people for the next 8 weeks (per the CDC as of 3/16/20 at 1100 am), these guidelines will change over time. PACG will be following the advice of public health officials. We will use our website and calendar to give you the most up-to-date information about cancellations. Please begin checking those before attending any previously scheduled meeting or event mentioned in our Weekly Email Update (WEU).

Although at this point small gatherings are not banned in our area, out of an abundance of caution we will soon transition to holding our meetings online using Zoom. PACG will purchase sufficient licenses for our leaders to use to schedule meetings. People can join a meeting on a phone, tablet or computer. This service is free to the meeting participants. Zoom is a user-friendly tool and we are prepared to train our activists in its use. We believe online meetings will enable us to keep up our good work through this difficult time. Just as important, for those who must self-quarantine, it will keep them connected with their fellow activists. And even after the pandemic restrictions end, we believe this will be a useful way to have at least some meetings in the future (think snow storms and other inclement weather).

Our Office Manager, Julie, can set up Zoom meetings on behalf of members or affiliates. Contact her via pacgoffice@gmail.com, her cell (563-508-2209) or the PACG Office (563-676-7580).

Contact Alta Price, MD with questions or concerns.
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