Beginning February 6, 2024, scientists leaning into technology to advance their research can once again take advantage of training webinars available to the global Cornell community. The series of one-hour Zoom sessions each Tuesday include discussions immediately after the talk and span both…

Avoid Making Changes to Registration Options Hosts of Zoom meetings or webinars should be aware that when they make changes to the registration options for a meeting or webinar, previous attendee registration data and reports for the event will be lost.

Webinars are best suited for larger audiences and events open to the public, where attendees do not need to interact with each another. For details about the differences between Zoom meetings and webinars, see Meeting and webinar comparison.

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General For detailed technical requirements, see the Zoom System Requirements for PC, Mac, and Linux on the Zoom web site. Their page includes lists of vendor-suggested cameras, microphones, speakers, and other peripherals.

Keep Zoom meetings and webinars private and safe from unwanted attendees and Zoombombing and learn about Strategies to Block AI Bots from Zoom Sessions. Zoom is provided free of charge for current faculty, staff, students, and affiliates at all Cornell campuses.