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Speaker Guidelines: Creating comprehensive speaker guidelines for your International Webinar on Artificial Intelligence, Machine Learning, Robotics, and Healthcare will help ensure a smooth and successful event. Here are some key points to include in your speaker guidelines:
A webinar is a live online seminar or presentation that allows participants to interact with presenters through chat, polls, and Q&A sessions.
After registering, you’ll receive a link or invitation via email. Click the link at the scheduled time to join the webinar.
Typically, webinars require a stable internet connection and a web browser. Some may require specific webinar software or plugins, which are usually provided in the registration instructions.
Yes, most webinars have a Q&A session where participants can ask questions via chat or by raising a hand. The host or moderator will usually address questions at the end of the presentation.
Many webinars are recorded and made available to participants afterward for review or for those who couldn’t attend the live session.
It depends on the webinar’s format and rules. Some webinars allow participants to enable their cameras for interaction, while others may only allow presenters to share video.
If you experience technical difficulties, such as audio problems or connectivity issues, check your internet connection and webinar software settings first. Most webinars have technical support or a help desk you can contact for assistance.
Webinars can vary in length, but they usually range from 30 minutes to 1.5 hours, including presentation time and Q&A.
Some webinars offer certificates of attendance or Continuing Education Units (CEUs) for participants who meet specific requirements, such as attending the entire session or passing a post-webinar assessment.
Yes, webinars often include interactive features like polls, chat boxes, and live Q&A sessions to engage participants and encourage interaction with presenters and other attendees.