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All participants will be able to hear you. Unmute / Mute : If the host gives you permission, you can unmute and talk during the webinar. You can also click the upward arrow ( ^) next to change your speaker. How to use webinar attendee controlsĪudio Settings (only visible if the host hasn't granted you permission to talk): Change your audio settings. Make sure to join when the webinar starts. If you receive a message showing the date and time of the webinar, check the date and start time of the webinar including the time zone.

If the host hasn’t started broadcasting the webinar or is preparing using a practice session, you’ll receive one of the following messages depending on your device type: Please wait for the host to start this webinar or Waiting for the host to start this meeting. Supported browsers include Chrome, Safari, and Chromium Edge. Note: If joining a simulive webinar, the webinar will automatically open in a desktop browser.

If prompted, enter your name and email address, then click Join Webinar or tap Join.

Enter the webinar ID, and click Join or tap Join Meeting.

If registration is required, you will need to complete registration and use the link to join the webinar. Note: You do not need to be signed in to the Zoom client, but if not, you will need to provide a name and email address to join.

It may appear at the end of the phone dial-in information, or it will be in the join link, just after

Locate the meeting ID/webinar ID from your registration email.

If the host sent a registration confirmation email, the link can also be found there. To join the webinar, click the link that the host provided you or that you received in the confirmation page after you registered. How to join a webinar Join a webinar through an invitation link

For simulive webinars, you must have a Chrome, Safari, or Chromium Edge browser on desktop (mobile browsers are not supported).

Prerequisites for attending Zoom Webinars

Join a webinar through an invitation link.

If you have additional controls not shown here, you may be a co-host or panelist in a webinar or an attendee in a meeting. Notes: Some attendee controls won’t be available if disabled by the host. As a webinar attendee, you can virtually raise your hand, submit questions in Q&A, and send messages to others.

If you are registering or joining a webinar and haven’t received an email confirmation that’s for a panelist or alternative host, you are an attendee in the webinar.