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And a couple of other things that are not currently on the public roadmap.

Allow others to access organiser functionality such as the event dashboard & reports.

Reply to specific chat messages (you’ve been able to do this on mobile for a while, finally coming to desktop).

add more content than just slides, files, polls, chat, video)

Prevent people joining the meeting after it has started.

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Join the meeting by code (instead of requiring the full link).

Spotlight the video of up to 7 participants (currently limited to 1).

Improved listing of meeting participants.

Ability to brand the lobby with your logo.

Allow participants to see (in real-time) if the problem with the meeting is on their end or somewhere else.

More accessible closed captions using external providers.

Show reactions to content as it happens (without having to use the chat).

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Access to a dashboard that shows registration and attendance data (instead of having to download and compare reports).

Ability to schedule and get reporting data from third-party apps.

Configure breakout rooms before the meeting starts (currently can only be done once the meeting is under way).

Breakout room timers, room retention, and participant reassignment.

Disable all attendee cameras, with the ability to enable/disable individually.

Disable all attendee microphones (not just mute them, actually disable microphones), with the ability to enable/disable individually.

Forms-powered polls in meetings will support guests.

Overflow attendees beyond the 1,000 limit join in view-only mode, up to 10,000 (currently 20,000 until end of 2021 due to COVID).

Host up to 1,000 attendees in a meeting (currently limited to 300).

So, if the upcoming event registration feature is not what makes a meeting a webinar, what are the features that turn a meeting into a webinar?Ī number of new features slated for release in April and the following few months: And because of this integration organisers will be able to download both the registration and attendee report from within the meeting itself.

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Often people would turn to Eventbrite as it’s free and includes quite a variety of features, but having an integrated registration page built right into the platform takes away what is often an annoying part of the process. The features that really make it a webinarįor those who currently run webinars using Microsoft Teams, regardless of whether you used a live event or a meeting – you still needed a registration page. Some that exist in Microsoft Teams meetings, others that exist in live events. If you were to book a meeting, you can easily turn on the same functionality and turn it into a webinar.īefore diving into the ‘what to use when’ between a meeting, a “webinar”, and a live event, let’s be clear about what a webinar is.īased on this description, this could be either a meeting or a live event.ĭepending on the purpose of your webinar, you will want different features and capabilities. When booking a webinar, there is literally no difference between pressing that option or the meeting option, other than in the webinar choice the requirement for registration is already enabled. When in the calendar app you will now have an additional option to choose from on top of the existing meetings and live events:

In reality, the webinar functionality simply adds new capabilities to the existing Microsoft Teams meeting feature. What is the webinar functionality in Microsoft Teams? We have already had this for some time with meetings in Microsoft Teams, as well as Live Events however this new functionality makes it even more important to understand. There’s currently a lot of excitement for the upcoming webinar functionality for Microsoft Teams meetings:Īnd so naturally this begs the question: what to use when (or which tool when, however you want to say it)?