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#Zoom webinar return to practice session registration#
#Zoom webinar return to practice session license#

You can configure the meeting to end after a set amount of occurrences or have the recurring meeting end on a specific date. The other recurrence options will depend on how often the meeting recurs.

#Zoom webinar return to practice session registration#

It is not possible to schedule a registration webinar with No Fixed Time. If you need more than 50 recurrences, use the No Fixed Time option.

Recurrence: Select how often you need the webinar to recur: Daily, Weekly, Monthly, or No Fixed Time.

This will open up additional recurrence options. the meeting ID will remain the same for each session.

Recurring webinar: Check if you would like a recurring webinar i.e.

Click on the drop down to select a different time zone.

Time Zone: By default, Zoom will use the time zone that you sent in your Profile.

The webinar will not end after this length of time. Note that this is only for scheduling purposes.

Duration: Choose the approximate duration of the webinar.

When: Select a date and time for your webinar.

Use a Template: If you have created webinar templates, you can choose one of them to apply to this new webinar.

Description: Enter an optional webinar description- this will be displayed on your registration page.

Topic: Choose a topic/name for your webinar.

Click Webinars. You will be able to see the list of scheduled webinars here.

We will get back to you with availability confirmation.*** To request a Webinar please go to the IT Support Ticketing System and complete a request online for meeting support with the date and time needed.

Zoom Blog – When to use Meetings vs.**Please note that the Zoom Webinar feature is an additional feature only available by request when needed.

Comparison Zoom Meeting and Zoom Webinar.For a comparison of features between Zoom Meeting and Zoom Webinar, follow the top link in the list below. You can read more about Zoom Webinar on the pages below at Zoom. If you need help with Zoom, contact IT support via extension 6600 or Links to guides If you need to carry out an event with more than 500 participants, contact AV support in good time and be clear about this in your request. There are a number of floating licenses for the Zoom Webinar 500, which are temporarily assigned to users to create and run a Zoom Webinar. If you are interested in holding a Zoom Webinar, contact AV Support. Remember to log in to the Zoom client with SLU account via Single Sign-On, SSO.

You start or connect to a Zoom Webinar in the Zoom client or in the Zoom app in the same way as for a Zoom Meeting. If necessary, the participant can also be moved to the panel and can then get the same rights as the others in the panel. The host may temporarily allow a participant to use their microphone to talk. If the participants are to be able to see how many are participating, the cough must allow it to be shown to the participants. Participants can also write in a chat if allowed by the host. Participants can ask questions via a function called Q&A, Question & Answer, settings for this function are determined by the host. Other participants (attendees) connect without access to use their microphone, webcam or ability to share their screen. If necessary, the host can control these rights for the panel. The people on the panel (panelists) can use their microphone and webcam to talk and be seen in the picture, they can also share their screen.

#Zoom webinar return to practice session license#

To be able to create and carry out a Zoom Webinar, a special license is required, more information about this can be found further down the page.Īt a Zoom Webinar, the host has more control over the experience and controls what the meeting view looks like. Some examples of such occasions can be dissertations, open seminars or meetings where the number of participants is estimated at between 50-10,000 people, where the focus is not on interaction between all participants.