We are planning a multi-day event that will have participants from across the globe. We would like to offer on-demand webinar sessions each day that participants can access when best fits their time zone. We will also be offering live, moderated sessions at specific times of the day. 

I've done a few test events and cannot seem to find a way to have a pre-recorded, on-demand (simulive) session just available for the day without assigning specific time slots. Am I missing something? Or, to achieve having the on-demand content available all day do I need to have it appear as multiple sessions throughout the day (which - is definitely not optimal and will be confusing to participants).

Thanks in advance!

Hi,

We are running a single webinar using Zoom Events. I did not realise that registrants must have a zoom account to register for the webinar. Even with email access, the registration process  (with a verfication code) is cumbersome on potential attendees.

What solutions exist to ease up the registration process?

Is it possible to integrate with another platform (Eventbrite etc)?

Many thanks

Hello zoom peeps and pros,

I'm hosting my first ever online seminar in a month and before I post the announcement Im double checking that I have what it takes! I know I can have up to 100 participants, that would be a great problem to have. It will be either 2 hours or 2.5 hours. I would hope for 20-30 peeps if super lucky. I found a checklist for Zoom webinars that is super helpful and also overwhelming. I was hoping it was as simple as emailing the registrants a Zoom link and have watched enough Seminars to know what I want with chat feature and sharing a Powerpoint doc (50 slides). I don't need to purchase a co-host license, will just let my colleague who is attending, watch the chat when i turn it on. What else do I need to consider? I saw a post about not selecting 'Requiring attendees authenticated users to join' - so that participants can join with just a browser and not need a Zoom account. Check. good to know. Other question: Do I have to purchase a Webinar feature ? Or can I just cut off limit at 100 and stick with the plan I have? And reading says there is a required practice session done anytime prior to start time of seminar but is required. How does that work? And what else do I need to think about - added costs?  there are so many features and I don't need wiz bang, just need to run a clean online seminar to speak, share ppt and open up chat when I want (not letting people just post chat the entire time). Open to any advise and input that helps me calm the nerves about Zoom being scary with all of the settings available. Thank you!! Michelle