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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.

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