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Videoconference

The videoconference enables bringing multiple participants together in an interactive format. All registrants have speaker status. This format is ideal for collaborative workshops, small-group training, or informal meetings.

Updated over a week ago

📌 Key information

  • All participants are speakers: they can enable their microphone, camera and share their screen.

  • Recommended number of participants: max. ~20 for a good quality experience, but up to 55 potential participants.

  • Maximum duration: 6 hours

  • No replay available

  • Access to the session: open 5 minutes before the start and cuts off 5 minutes after the indicated end time.


➕ Add a videoconference session

  1. Go to the Program tab from the event back office.

  2. Click on + Add a session, fill in:

3. Fill in the essential fields :

  • Session name & Session type

  • Date, start time, duration and your speakers

4. Live type : select Videoconference


Specific settings

  • All registrants will automatically have a speaker role

  • No individual role configuration is required

  • The format does not support replay, nor differentiated moderation


Limit the number of registrations

To ensure smooth interactions, it is strongly recommended to limit the number of registrants :

  1. Open the session settings

  2. Go to the Registration tab

  3. Set a maximum participant quota

This will prevent overcrowded sessions and maintain optimal audio/video quality.


Interface and user experience - Speaker Guide

  • Participants join the session by clicking on Participate, from their personal space or the central module.

  • All registrants are able to speak, share their screen or interact with others.

  • Once in the room, the videoconference starts as soon as several participants are connected.

  • The session ends automatically when the last participant leaves the session.

Save your changes

Once the session is configured (title, schedule, speakers, type...), click Save. It will then appear in your list of sessions.

💡 Best practices

  • Clearly inform participants that everyone will have access to the microphone and camera.

  • Provide speaking guidelines to avoid interruptions.

  • If necessary, choose a webinar for larger audiences or a stream for a one-way broadcast.

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