Drop your Zoom. We'll stream your symposium.

Connect your university's own Zoom once. NTLSN then runs the registration, the live watch-page, and the replay — on your event's NTLSN page. Built so IT and academics can do it without learning a new platform. Your Zoom, your account, your data; we just make it effortless to share.

＋ Connect your university Zoom

ORCID confirms you're a real researcher (free, no NTLSN account). Connecting Zoom needs your Zoom admin — one consent for the whole institution.

Connect Zoom (admin, once)

Your Zoom admin approves NTLSN against your institution's own Zoom — a single account-wide consent on Zoom's official OAuth screen.

Sign in & add your event

An academic signs in with ORCID and points NTLSN at the symposium meeting or webinar. No re-keying details.

We register & stream it

Attendees register on your NTLSN page; we push them into your Zoom and embed the live session. Afterwards, the recording becomes the replay.

◇ Preview the experience

LIVE 247 watching

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UniSQ Teaching & Learning Symposium 2026

Keynote: Designing assessment in the age of AI

Sample embed — your Zoom, live on your NTLSN page

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What it does pilot

One connection, your account. Uses your university's own Zoom via Zoom's official user-managed OAuth — NTLSN never owns your meetings or data.
Registration on your page. A registration form on NTLSN pushes attendees straight into your Zoom (each gets their unique join link).
Watch on NTLSN. The live symposium embeds on your event page via Zoom's Meeting SDK — attendees never leave the commons.
Automatic replay. When Zoom finishes the cloud recording, the replay link publishes itself to the event page.
Sign in with ORCID. Researcher identity, free and standard — no new password.

Honest status — what's real today

Built & live: the interface, the Sign-in-with-ORCID flow, and the serverless backend stubs (Zoom OAuth connect, webhook verifier, Meeting-SDK signature) — on NTLSN's existing infrastructure.
Rolling out with founding universities: live cross-institution connection needs a Zoom Marketplace app review (so other universities can authorize their Zoom) plus a secure token store. That's the pilot work, not a basic-research claim.
Your IT keeps control: least-privilege scopes, account-wide admin consent, one-click disconnect (we delete your data), HMAC-verified webhooks. Nothing is hidden.

Want to be a founding pilot university? Tell us about your symposium and we'll set up the connection.

Built on Zoom's official OAuth, Meeting SDK & webhooks and ORCID's OpenID Connect. NTLSN streams your Zoom — it does not resell or rehost Zoom. A pilot interface; cross-institution connection is in design with founding universities. CC BY-NC-SA 4.0.