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Asbury Theological Seminary

Zoom Host

Wilmore, KY · On-site

$11/hr

The Zoom Host provides support to faculty members using synchronous instruction technology for course delivery. The Zoom Host will be well trained to manage all technology in the room and provide ...

ASBURY THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY

Zoom Host

Wilmore, KY · On-site

$13 - $17.25/hr

The Zoom Host provides support to faculty members using synchronous instruction technology for course delivery. The Zoom Host will be well trained to manage all technology in the room and provide ...

City of Federal Way

Judicial Specialist

Federal Way, WA · On-site

$64K - $81K/yr

Serve as Zoom host, identify participants and facilitate breakout rooms while simultaneously participating in court hearings. Record and document proceedings and process all court documents.

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Event Host

Newark, NJ · On-site

$15.50 - $21/hr

Have a computer with Zoom, know how to use it, and the ability to consistently be in an environment ... You will host workshops/ panels virtually where you can engage with big brands and student

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Event Host

Manhattan, NY · On-site

$16.25 - $22/hr

Have a computer with Zoom, know how to use it, and the ability to consistently be in an environment ... You will host workshops/ panels virtually where you can engage with big brands and student

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Professional Event Host

Houston, TX

$14 - $19/hr

Have a computer with Zoom, know how to use it, and the ability to consistently be in an environment ... You will host workshops/ panels virtually where you can engage with big brands and student

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As of Aug 5, 2026, the average hourly pay for zoom host in the United States is $15.86, according to ZipRecruiter salary data. Most workers in this role earn between $13.46 and $18.03 per hour, depending on experience, location, and employer.

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Zoom Hosts often encounter challenges such as managing technical glitches, handling unexpected disruptions, and ensuring all participants can engage smoothly. They may need to quickly troubleshoot audio, video, or connectivity issues, manage waiting rooms and breakout sessions, and facilitate smooth transitions between presenters. Effective multitasking and remaining calm under pressure are crucial, as hosts are the main point of contact for both attendees and presenters. Successfully overcoming these challenges contributes to a positive experience and the overall success of the virtual event.

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To thrive as a Zoom Host, you need strong organizational abilities, attention to detail, and solid digital literacy, often supported by experience in virtual event coordination or technical support. Familiarity with the Zoom platform, webinar tools, and troubleshooting common connectivity or audiovisual issues is essential. Excellent verbal communication, composure under pressure, and adaptability help Zoom Hosts manage live events smoothly. These skills ensure that virtual meetings or events run efficiently and professionally, creating a seamless experience for all participants.

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A Zoom Host is responsible for managing and facilitating virtual meetings, webinars, or events on Zoom. Their duties often include setting up meetings, admitting participants, troubleshooting technical issues, and ensuring smooth communication. They may also assist with screen sharing, recording sessions, and moderating Q&A or chat discussions. The role requires familiarity with Zoom’s features and strong organizational and communication skills.

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Zoom Host

Asbury Theological Seminary

Wilmore, KY • On-site

$11/hr

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Re-posted 20 days ago

Job description

Position Summary:
The Zoom Host provides support to faculty members using synchronous instruction technology for course delivery. The Zoom Host will be well trained to manage all technology in the room and provide basic troubleshooting; escalating to Technical Support staff when necessary.
Essential Functions:
  • Attend assigned meetings of courses in person
  • Manage Zoom technology as detailed by the following responsibilities:

Before the Class Period:
  • Turn on technology, check the camera, volume, and displays
  • Set up Co-hosting ability on the second device
  • Basic connection troubleshooting (sending links/being the first contact for students)
  • Make sure the primary speaker will be heard (decide when a lapel mic needs to be used/set levels)
  • Help the lecturer connect content via HDMI capture/sharing screen if necessary

During the Class Period:
  • Keep the speaker in the frame of the camera
  • Follow the lecturer
  • Move the camera to students when appropriate
  • Make sure the volume is acceptable
  • Monitor hardware and iPad for volume levels in the room
  • Be ready to mute participants when necessary
  • Help manage breakout rooms when group discussion is a part of the instructional process
  • Spotlight video of speakers when content is being shared if necessary
  • Monitor Zoom meeting security
  • Monitor Chat and students raising hands virtually

After the Class Period:
  • End the meeting, return wireless mic, and turn off all technology
  • Contact Technical Support Services for any technology needs beyond those listed above
  • Basic classroom management if the professor is teaching remotely from an alternate location

Education/Training/Experience:
  • Basic familiarity with office equipment including computers, Zoom, and Google Suite
  • Training for technology management and the Canvas Learning Management System will be provided upon hiring

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