Webinar tools for medical experts who want to grow their impact

At the end of the webinar, you can offer participants a knowledge assessment to evaluate how well they understood the material. The test may include key topic questions, clinical case evaluations, or practical scenarios requiring applied knowledge.

Upon successfully passing the test, participants can receive certificates confirming their completion of the training. This is particularly valuable for doctors and medical professionals who need official proof of participation in continuing education programs.

Additionally, you can provide participants with personalized recommendations for further learning, grant access to additional study materials, or offer retesting options to reinforce knowledge retention.

Yes! As the host, you can facilitate active engagement, allowing participants to ask questions and receive detailed responses in real time. Participants can submit questions via chat, and you can either answer them immediately or allocate a dedicated Q&A session.

Additionally, you have the option to moderate the chat, filter questions, highlight key points, and steer discussions effectively. Our webinar platform also features a dedicated Q&A section where attendees can vote for the most relevant questions, allowing you to prioritize critical topics.

No, participants can join a webinar using a computer, tablet, or smartphone with an internet connection and a standard web browser. There is no need to install additional applications, making the process simple and accessible.

However, if you are hosting a webinar and plan to share your screen, present complex medical images, or conduct high-quality demonstrations, we offer a downloadable application to enhance the stability and clarity of your broadcast.

Yes, most webinars can be recorded so that participants can review them at their convenience. However, as the host, you have full control over whether a webinar is recorded and who can access it afterward.

Recording stays under your control. It stays off until you start it, and automatic start is a setting you switch on in the webinar's recording settings, available on plans from 300 attendees. This is especially important for medical webinars that may contain sensitive information and require strict confidentiality.

If you choose to record a webinar, you can set restrictions on access, limit viewing time, or make it available only to a selected audience.