If you are hosting a webinar that focuses on a specific topic, such as a product demonstration or a training session, it may be better to avoid distracting elements like a stock ticker. It's important to note that displaying a stock ticker during a webinar may not be relevant or useful for all audiences. You can share your screen with your audience and navigate to the website or app that displays the stock ticker. Many of these apps offer features such as custom tickers, countdown timers, and other graphical elements that can enhance your webinar experience.Īnother option is to use screen sharing during your webinar to display a stock ticker from a website or application that provides real-time stock information. Learn more about this service on our New Remote Services page.One way to display a stock ticker is by using a third-party app or widget that allows you to customize your webinar screen. Media Services provides Webinar moderation as an attended offering. To get started with Zoom Webinar, view our Best Practices documentation: Zoom Webinar Best Practices document. Your full license requested will be assigned before your webinar/meeting is scheduled to begin and will be removed at the conclusion. Requests for webinars will be assigned a 500-user license immediately for scheduling purposes. Note – Webinar and large meeting licenses cannot be permanently assigned.

HUIT will then contact you to follow up with your request. Fill out the HUIT Zoom Webinar/Large Meeting License Request Form to request access. Zoom Webinar and Large Meeting licenses have transitioned to a form hosted by Harvard University Information Technology (HUIT) (HUIT). A limited number of available licenses are shared with the Harvard community. Zoom Webinar features are available to all Harvard Zoom users upon request. See the Zoom Meeting and Webinar comparison to learn more about meeting vs. Webinars are designed so only the host and any designated panelists can share their video, audio, and screen. Zoom Meetings are designed to be a collaborative event with all participants able to screen share, turn on their video and audio, and see who is in attendance.

Attendees can interact using Q&A, chat, and answering polls.Webinars have 500 view-only attendees by default.Content sharing, audio, and video features are exclusively for panelists.Typically, webinars have one or more panelists and many view-only attendees. Zoom webinars are used for one-to-many communications.