
- ZOOM WEBINAR FAQ REGISTRATION
- ZOOM WEBINAR FAQ PRO
- ZOOM WEBINAR FAQ LICENSE
- ZOOM WEBINAR FAQ SERIES
- ZOOM WEBINAR FAQ DOWNLOAD
ZOOM WEBINAR FAQ SERIES
Non-members who elect to pay for ADRP membership for the year will immediately receive all of the member benefits, including access to the webinar series free of charge.Įach session will include 45 to 50 minutes of presenter content with time enough at the close for Q&A. Non-members will be charged a $75 fee per session at the time of each individual registration.
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Download Zoom for a seamless webinar experience.Ĭurrent ADRP members may register and attend webinars for no additional charge. You will be able to view the session on your screen and listen via your preferred audio source. The presentation will begin promptly at the time indicated unfortunately we cannot wait for late arrivals to join.

They are also distributed to all registered attendees following the presentation. Handouts are usually made available on the ADRP website ahead of time. ADRP members have access to all past webinar recordings. To receive a link to the recording and handouts shortly after a webinar ends, register for the webinar (even if you can’t attend it live). Yes! All of our webinars are recorded, and the recordings are available at no cost to ADRP members. Where do I go for help?Ĭontact the IT Service Desk with any questions or issues you have for Zoom Webinars.I can’t attend the webinar – will a recording be available? Therefore, you must submit a separate reservation for each time listed on the form for the day you wish to reserve. How do I request an all day webinar on the reservation form?Ĭurrently, there is not an option to select an all day webinar on the reservation form. The host has the option to turn the passcode setting off, but this is discouraged to ensure security during your event.
ZOOM WEBINAR FAQ REGISTRATION
Hosts will receive a Meeting ID and Passcode for your webinar once registration is complete. Is my webinar secure?Īll Tulane Zoom Webinars require a meeting ID and passcode to start and join the webinar.
ZOOM WEBINAR FAQ PRO
If you wish to setup a Zoom Pro account for your department, please contact the IT desk for more information on costs and details. Have options for hosts to engage participants through live polling, chat, and emoji features.Ĭan I setup a department/resource account?Īt this time, Tulane IT cannot setup Zoom Webinar Department/Resource accounts.Are open to participants outside of Tulane.Are ideal for large audiences or events.Zoom offers two video conferencing options: meetings and webinars. Meetings target small to medium groups like departments, teams, or one-on-ones and allow for virtual collaboration and communication. Zoom webinars are designed to allow users to virtually host panelists or presenters for large groups, conferences, and events while attendees watch and/or listen in a view-only format with limited participation. What is the difference in Zoom meetings and webinars? For example, if you want to reserve a 500-person webinar license, you can technically host up to 500 panelists.
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Therefore, your max number of panelists depends on the the webinar license you have requested. However, webinar panelists are considered participants and will be included in your attendee count. There is no limit to the number of panelists a host can have in a webinar.

How many panelists can I have in a webinar? Participants do include your panelists, but not your host and co-host. These licenses include a 100, 500, 1000, and 3000 participant limit. Tulane has four different webinar licenses that each have limits to the number of participants allowed to join.

The max number of participants that a host is allowed to have join a Tulane Zoom webinar is 3000. How many participants can I host in a webinar? Visit our support portal to submit a Zoom for Healthcare Add/Remove request. Then, try to log into (using Tulane credentials) both Zoom Pro Account and Zoom for Healthcare to see which account you have access to. To check which account you have, log onto. All general Zoom users at Tulane have a Zoom Pro account. If you are required to have a HIPAA compliant video conferencing account, then you should have a Zoom for Healthcare account. What's the difference in a Zoom for Healthcare (HIPAA Compliant) and a Zoom Pro account?
