When that link is clicked, users will be asked for the information that you’d like to gather (Name, email, etc), click submit, and then be given the URL for the meeting. Registration will create a “Registration URL” for your meeting. When you create a meeting, you can choose to require registration. Listed below are some Zoom meeting modifications you can make, to best use your meeting room as a Webinar: Registration And using controls to restrict mics, cameras, annotation, etc. And you can modify settings to make it more suitable for 1-way presentations from speakers and panelists, where attendees can communicate questions via chat.

If you need to register attendees, you can do that. You can, though, set up your Zoom meeting with some specific settings to best simulate a webinar.

You can contact the Media Production Studio for more information. Zoom Webinars have some additional features, including meeting capacity size, registration controls, and branding.

And with questions and comments handled over the chat window. While Zoom meetings are, by default, designed to be collaborative spaces, where users can share their voice, likeness, and content – just like a real meeting – there are often cases where you’d like to present as a single-speaker, with less open microphones and discussion. Many of our users have inquired about Webinars – a different Zoom product. Zoom Pro Licensing, when provisioned, provides KU-approved users with unlimited number of meeting rooms, with no duration limits, and a capacity of 300 users for each meeting. KU licenses Zoom for its Faculty, Staff, and GTA users, to accommodate instructional online uses.

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