Register participants, conduct interactive presentations, and analyze participant data to achieve more effective meetings.
How to schedule a Webinar?
- In Teams, select “Calendar” .
- select the arrow next to “New meeting”.
- Select “Webinar”.
- Enter the webinar details e select “Save”.
- Select Publish site when you’re ready to publish your changes.
To learn more, see Microsoft support here.
Details for presenters and organizers
- Follow the steps above.
- On the webinar scheduling form, go to “Configuration” > “Details”.
- In the “Co-organizers” section, invite people to help organize the event.
- Under “Presenters from your organisation”, invite speakers from Iscte. Select “Add external presenters” to invite speakers from other organisations.
- Select “Save and send invites”.
To learn more about customising a webinar, see Microsoft support here.
Registration form for participants
The details on the form will be seen by everyone invited to the webinar.
- Follow the steps described in “How to schedule a Webinar?”.
- Add the Webinar details and select “Save“.
- Select “Registration“ > “Configuration“.
- Under “Registration requirements“, set the event capacity, adjust registration requirements, and add form fields.
- Select “Save“.
To learn more about managing webinar recordings, see Microsoft support here.
Who can manage Q&A sessions
By default, only organizers and co-organizers can manage Q&A in meetings. In assemblies and webinars, presenters can also take on this role.
To change who can manage Q&As in a meeting or webinar, follow these steps:
- Select “Calendar ” in Teams.
- Open the town hall or webinar details.
- Select “Meeting options “.
- Select “Engagement “.
- Choose an option from the “Who can manage Q&A ” dropdown menu.
- Select “Apply“.
- To learn more about Q&A sessions, see Microsoft support here.
Learn more…
(content from external sources provided by Microsoft)
Microsoft Teams: The Ultimate Guide for Meetings & Collaboration
How to make meetings more accessible and inclusive
How to use Whiteboard in Meetings
How to use Collaborative Annotations in a meeting
Tips for safe and effective meetings
Visit the training modules we have prepared (based on external content provided by Microsoft)
- Faculty: Hybrid Teaching
- Staff: Communication and Productivity
- Students: Basic Concepts