Hello all,

I am considering purchasing Zoom Events, purely to get acquainted with it at this stage - I do not have a live use-case at the moment.

Does anyone have a non-profit, non-chargeable, or community event they'd like to collaborate on using Zoom Events - as a test event. Up to 500 Attendees, preferably in a timezone that is practical to work on from US/CST

Thanks,

Rupert

Hi,
Just wanted to share an amazing experience while supporting our beloved President Joko Widodo using Zoom for Indonesia's Independence day ceremony.

This is our second year (PT. Kayreach System) in collaboration with Telkom Indonesia and also all related parties to make events like this successful.

+- Detailed events :
1. 20+ Large Meeting 1000.
2. 20+ Hosted Meetings.
3. Lots of PCs and small and large screens are used.
4. Cooperation with many TV stations for broadcast.
5. Studio and More

Although I'm happy to be able to support Indonesia's independence day ceremony using Zoom, I hope this pandemic ends quickly so that we can run many offline events again.

Maybe you have the same experience regarding events like this? I would be very happy if anyone could share their experiences.

Here is some footage that maybe you wanna see : https://www.linkedin.com/posts/kayreach-system-94713591_hutri76-zoom-kayreach-activity-6833985797411213312-5ihD 

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Past meetings are back-cataloged here:  https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCS2NeR7i1YWiaxZDX7ihFyA

I work for a large university and have an Education type account.  I will be hosting a conference where we have a main room/link and then separate rooms/links for other speakers.  I have created event links and have alternative hosts selected for each room/link.  From what I've read it seems like that means I can be hosting and administrating the main room/link and my alternative hosts can open and run the other meetings at the same time.  Is that correct?  The rooms are all created by me, but I don't actually have to open them or be present to have those meetings occurring?  An alternative host can do everything.

I just want to double check so that when attendees split up into 4 different rooms, they don't get errors that I have to be in each room to make it happen!

A colleague of mine changed me to the host for a meeting he had organized. After the meeting, my colleague wanted to check the attendance time of all meeting participants. However, both my colleague and my account don't see attendance times. What should I do?