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All other prerequisites for 720p or 1080p Group HD must be met as well. Note: Zoom Rooms and CRC (H.323 and SIP) devices can join a webinar and be a panelist, but they cannot be the host of the webinar.įor attendees to have feeds in 720p or 1080p quality, submit a request to Zoom Support to enable the respective quality.

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Learn about the differences between a webinar and a meeting. Webinars can be held once, reoccur in a series, or can be the same session held multiple times. Webinars can require pre-registration, with the option for the host to add custom registration questions, or registration can be turned off for attendees to join by simply clicking a link at the time of the webinar. As the host or a panelist, you can share your screen, video, and audio in a webinar, while attendees can use the chat or question and answer options to interact with the host and panelists. Webinar licenses start at a capacity of 500 participants and scale up to 50,000 participants. Zoom Webinars allow you to broadcast a Zoom meeting to up to 50,000 view-only attendees, depending on the size of your webinar license. Īny questions will be answered by contacting the IT Service Desk, by calling 814-865-HELP or sending an email to or. įor information about Microsoft Teams, please visit.

Please refer to the knowledge base article, Meetings and Webinars at Penn State to review a ta ble comparing the two services to determine which will work best for your needs.įor the latest Zoom updates, news, resources, support and training information, visit. For hosting a large event, Teams has a greater capacity for participants or view-only attendees.

However, depending on the attendance capacity and your role at Penn State, it is important to review the capacity limits for both services to decide which one works best for your needs. Zoom and Microsoft Teams are both available for video conferencing at Penn State. Teams allows for the same number of attendees as (and in some cases more than) the old Zoom licenses. The Zoom webinar capacity limit is decreasing as a way to lower costs without compromising the ability of Penn State users to host large meetings and webinars. On July 1, 2022, the Zoom webinar capacity limit will decrease to 500 attendees from 1,000 attendees for most users.