I will be reading from my novel to a group in Ireland later this month. I know how to do a split screen in which one side can see me and I can see them. What I prefer to do here, though, is to be seen by the people I'm reading to as I read to them - but only I can see what I'm reading to them. The document I'll read from will be on the screen for my own use only. To readers it will appear that I'm reading from a teleprompter.

How do I do that in a split screen mode - or is there some alternative Zoom provides?

If it's possible...How can i create a backstage area for Zoom webinar

An area in which only the moderators and the host can stay and talk without the attendees being able to hear the conversations. Nevertheless, the current video of the speaker who is currently giving his presentation to the audience should be visible and audible in this area.

I've seen you can add the Facebook Pixel to a Zoom Webinar - but can you add the LinkedIn Ads Insight tag? I want to track sign ups from an ad. 

This is the info I can find on the Pixel: https://support.zoom.us/hc/en-us/articles/115003478863-Using-Facebook-Pixel-with-Zoom

Thanks!

Zoom has removed the webinar service from my account (despite having an active license), and I had active webinars accepting registrations. What will happen to those events and to the people who registered for them and how do I get this fixed so that we can run our webinars. 

Hey there,

I am currently creating a new webinar for our event series.

Last year, the work was done by an agency that had added minor details that I can't find at the moment.

For example, a clock with background music was always played before the webinar started. Where and how can I set this up?

At the start of the webinar, a short video was automatically played before the moderator could be seen. Again, the question. Where and how can I set this up?

Thanks for you support!

Cheers,

Jan

Hi,

We want to host a webinar during which we want to involve the attendees in our discussions. To ensure quality interaction, we also want to be able to see (video on) the attendee who will be speaking. This means the attendee has to be given Panellist rights.

During a webinar we tried this, but got error code 3041. I entered the webinar as attendee and my colleague was host. She could invite me to become panellist, I got the invitation on my screen, but when I clicked to accept, nothing happened and my colleague got the error code.

The Zoom articles to support in this only speak about making attendees panellist before the webinar starts, but not how during webinars.

Your advice would be highly appreciated!

Best,

David