How To: Host or Attend a Zoom Webinar

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Hosting Zoom Webinars requires a Zoom Pro license. See How Do I Get a Zoom Pro Account? to confirm access or request a license.

 


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Scheduling a WebinarStarting a WebinarWebinar Features Joining a Webinar (Attendee)

 


Scheduling a Webinar


Sign in to Zoom by following the Sign-in with SSO instructions. 

Visit the following links for instructions on scheduling a Webinar. 

Go to Inviting Panelists to a Webinar for step-by-step instructions on Adding a Panelist to a WebinarRecurring Webinars, and Removing a Panelist

 

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Starting a Webinar


Go to Starting a Webinar for instructions on how to start a webinar. 

 

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Webinar Features


  • The Webinar Chat feature allows webinar attendees, the host, co-hosts, and panelists to communicate throughout the webinar. 
  • The Raise Hand In Webinar feature allows attendees to raise their hands to request assistance from the host or panelists.
  • The Polling for Webinars feature allows you to create single-choice or multiple-choice polling questions for your webinars.
  • The Managing Participants in Webinar feature allows you to manage the panelists and attendees in your webinar. 

 

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Joining a Webinar (Attendee)


To review steps for joining a webinar, visit Joining a Webinar (Attendee).

Having issues with audio, video, webcam, or screen recording? Please refer to Troubleshooting Audio, Troubleshooting Video, or Troubleshooting Permissions to resolve common issues.

 

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