Zoom Meetings have the option of allowing all participants to turn on their video and audio, so they can collaborate in the event. (Note: Zoom Webinars are an optional add-on to a paid Zoom Meeting license.) Zoom Meetings It’s important to understand the difference so you can choose the best format for your event. When creating your virtual event on Zoom, you can choose to host either a “Meeting” or a “Webinar.” While both are very similar, they also have some different functionalities. You’ve probably spent lots of time on Zoom video calls, but unless you’ve planned events behind the scenes, you might not be aware of these two format options. So, if you take our recommendation to use Zoom for your webinar, virtual event, or virtual multi-day conference, the next step is to decide: Should you be using Zoom Meetings or Zoom Webinar? (You can read that newsletter here: Zoom, GoToMeeting, Microsoft Teams & Google Meet – Want to hear our thoughts?) Last week, we talked about the various different video platforms and shared why time after time, we love using Zoom and we encourage our clients to use Zoom as well.

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