How To Raise Hand In Zoom!

Easy to follow tutorial on raising your hand during Zoom meetings. Learn how to raise and lower your hand on Zoom now!

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Steps:

I will show you how to do this both on PC and mobile starting with PC.

- The raise hand feature on zoom is helpful to use during a conference call or lesson to let the host know that you have a question or comment to say without interrupting whoever else is talking.

- The steps to do this are pretty much the same whether you are using windows or mac.

- From within a zoom meeting you want to click on the participant's button at the bottom of the screen. Now click on the “Raise Hand” button from the bottom of the pop-up.

- When your hand is raised you can see the blue hand icon beside your name. If your question is answered or you forget what you wanted to say you can also lower your hand. To do that just click the “lower hand” button from the bottom of the pop-up.

- There are also keyboard shortcuts for raising your hand. If you are on windows the keyboard shortcut is Alt and Y and on mac, the shortcut is Option and Y.

- Now I will show you how to raise your hand on mobile.

- From within a zoom meeting, click on the “more” button in the bottom right corner. Then select “raise hand” from the menu. If your question is answered or no longer valid you can lower your hand by clicking on the “menu button” again and then selecting “lower hand.”