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These live and engaging sessions allow students to broaden their knowledge and foundational skills, supplement their entry-level training and take a deeper and more comprehensive dive into technical insurance concepts. Each 60-75 minute virtual training session includes interactive audience polling, as well as question and answer sessions with the facilitator. The webinars also incorporate specific activities to expand the participants' understanding and application of insurance and sales related topics, designed to further differentiate themselves in the marketplace. Webinar Structure Webinar Structure After you purchase the session, you will receive a confirmation email (from WebEx) with login information necessary to access the webinar. Please save this information to your outlook calendar. Live sessions are presented at 1:00 pm Eastern Time. Duration varies by session. Attendees should come prepared with a copy of the session guide, and a pen and paper to take notes; calculators are helpful for several webinars. Sessions are hosted by WebEx. To test your system requirements and compatibility prior to your session, use the System Check Tool. The first time you join a webinar, the Training Manager will automatically be installed. Tuition & Registration Tuition: $69, payable by credit card at the time of registration. Tuition includes webinar participation and session guide. Registration: This is a three-step process - once you input your contact information and purchase the session, your confirmation screen will contain a link to finalize your registration in WebEx. You MUST complete the WebEx registration to have access to the webinar! Continuing Education (CE) Credit

Feedback?Webex Webinars (formerly Webex Events (new)) includes webinars with either an interactive and highly engaging experience, or a webcast view with limited attendee interactions, as well as many of the advanced features you’re familiar with from Webex Meetings. Events (classic) remains available on your site if your plan supports up to 3000 users. Use this article to help you decide which webinar or event service to use based on your needs. See what’s available now, and check back to see what’s enhanced in future updates. Webex for Government doesn't support webinars in webcast view. Scheduling Features and capabilities Webinars Webinars in webcast view Events (classic) Webex Meetings mobile app support Yes Webinars can't be scheduled with the mobile app. Yes Webinars in webcast view can't be scheduled or started with the mobile app. No Webex for Government support Yes Webex for Government supports webinars for plans supporting up to 10,000 users. No Yes Webex Scheduler support (Outlook add-in) Yes Yes Yes Schedule from Webex site Yes Yes Yes Maximum participants Based on plan capacity purchased with a maximum of up to 10,000 participants and 500 hosts, cohosts, and panelists. Based on plan capacity purchased with a maximum of up to 100,000 participants and 500 hosts, cohosts, and panelists. Events 1000 customers: 1000 Events 3000 customers: 3000 Maximum number of hosts, cohosts, and panelists 500 500 1000 This maximum is included in the maximum participant count. For example, if your plan supports 3000 participants, 1000 of those participants can be hosts, cohosts, and panelists. Webinar/event templates in scheduler Yes Yes Yes Set up custom webinars and session type No No Yes Webinarseries (program) Yes Yes Yes Schedule a webinar in multiple timezones Yes Yes Yes Add a cohost or alternate host Cohost Cohost Alternate Host Enable automatic practice sessions Yes Yes

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Your site administrator must enable the feature for a host to designate cohosts in a meeting or webinar. For more information, contact your site administrator. Cohosts If the host is running late or can't attend, a cohost can start and manage the meeting or webinar in their place. Cohosts can also assist the host with meeting management, which is useful for larger meetings. If the host isn’t in the meeting, a cohost assumes the host role until the original host joins. Webex verifies whether or not someone who joins the meeting has a host account on the same Webex site as the meeting host before making them a cohost. When scheduling a meeting or webinar, hosts can assign the cohost role to one or more attendees, and those invitees join the meeting as a cohost. The host can also assign the cohost role during a meeting or webinar, including guest attendees. The option to assign the role appears dimmed for attendees who join from unsupported clients. Add cohosts Go to the following sections for instructions on how to add cohosts during a meeting or webinar, when scheduling your meeting or webinar, to your personal room meetings, to an existing meeting or webinar, through the scheduler in Microsoft Outlook, or using Webex Productivity Tools. Cohost privileges Cohosts can perform the following tasks: From the meeting or webinar information page: Customize the registration form Approve or reject pending registrants Change a registrant's approval status Invite or import panelists (webinar only) Invite or import attendees During the meeting or webinar: Start and host the meeting or webinar If the host's account has been deleted or deactivated, the cohost can't run the meeting. The cohost must create a new meeting as the host. Mute or unmute some or all participants Permit or prevent attendees unmuting themselves after the host or cohost mutes them Share multimedia Move attendees to and from the lobby Expel attendees Record Invite and remind attendees Manage breakout sessions Join breakout sessions to help attendees Lock or unlock the meeting or webinar If a cohost connects to a video device, the connected device gets assigned the cohost role, too. "You are now a cohost of this meeting" displays on the device and has the same capabilities as the host. You can lock or unlock the meeting, mute all participants, and start or stop recording the meeting, but you can't end the