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# Using Zoom Webinar

{% hint style="danger" %} <mark style="color:red;">Zoom Webinar 1,000 \*</mark><mark style="color:red;">**must be converted properly before use\***</mark>

Create a Meeting using only <mark style="color:red;">**Generate ID**</mark> and <mark style="color:red;">**press Convert before using.**</mark>
{% endhint %}

<mark style="color:red;">**Cautions:**</mark> Please ensure that you have successfully converted the Meeting to a Webinar before others join the Zoom room (others here include participants in the Waiting Room and other Co-Hosts). <mark style="color:red;">If others join your room before converting, you will not be able to Convert to a Webinar.</mark> The solution is to have those who have joined leave the Zoom room completely before you can Convert to a Webinar.

## 1. Go to your Zoom Profile

After receiving the license, sign in to the website [https://cmu-th.zoom.us/profile ](https://cmu-th.zoom.us/profile)

## 2. Navigate to the Meetings menu

## 3. Create a meeting using Generate ID only

If the meeting has already been created, click on the meeting name you want to change to a Webinar and make sure it was created using **Generate ID.**

If there is no meeting yet, you need to create one first. Create it using **Generate ID** only. (Personal ID type cannot be converted to a Webinar)

![](/files/Y8i6JWUJYOwQpT8IVQGq)

## 4. Click on the "Convert this Meeting to a Webinar" menu

This button is located at the bottom of the page, in the same row as the Start / Edit / Delete / Save as Template buttons as shown in the illustration below

![](/files/w0NQ50cwx0lAB6xGPJrL)

## 5. Confirm by clicking the Convert button&#x20;

## 6. Your Meeting will be converted to a Webinar successfully

{% hint style="danger" %} <mark style="color:red;">**Cautions:**</mark> Please ensure that you have successfully converted the Meeting to a Webinar before others join the Zoom room (others here include participants in the Waiting Room and other Co-Hosts). <mark style="color:red;">If others join your room before converting, you will not be able to Convert to a Webinar.</mark> The solution is to have those who have joined leave the Zoom room completely before you can Convert to a Webinar. Alternatively, <mark style="color:red;">you can create a new Zoom Meeting room > Convert the room to a Webinar > Then open it for participants to join the meeting room.</mark>
{% endhint %}

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