webinar
- noun
- /ˈwɛbɪnɑr/
- Texting
- The Learning Network, NAfME's online professional development resource, provides access to real-time and archived webinars.
- webinar session
- webinar series
- free webinars
And we will post this webinar on the website by the end of the day.
- And we will post this webinar on the website by the end of the day.
- Wonderful woman I met a year and a half ago with a webinar right when COVID started.
- We will have this webinar as well as our previous webinars on the blog.
- I work a lot on human rights and I do webinars.
- Part of the questioning that arrived before the webinar began speaks to the world of academia.
- You can get paid by cash using PayPal and they also have like a free webinar that teaches you how to use the app.
Examples
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Now the other day I went on a webinar on parental brain changes in the postpartum period.
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I want you guys to leave today's webinar, go into the marketplace and make a positive, confident impact.
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I had one of my members say to me on a webinar recently.
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Wonderful woman I met a year and a half ago at a webinar right when COVID started.
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So 30% of the people who show up for this webinar end up purchasing my product.
Blog text (4) -
A few dozen responded, and we created a webinar to teach the most requested information.
Blog text (2) -
Some webinars are created by companies to help train users of their products.
Academic text (2015) -
Another site, among many, that provides free professional development via webinar is edWeb.net, which even provides professional continuing education certificates.
Academic text (2012) -
Provide education through webinars and online courses on topics ranging from business reference to readers' advisory.
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The Texas Agrilife Extension Services office is offering free webinars on farm bill compliance and electric fencing.
Synonyms
A talk that teaches people about a subject, often at a university
A small class where people discuss a topic with a teacher
A live or recorded online show, often a video
A talk given to a group, often at school or work
A meeting where people in different places talk by live video
A meeting held by phone or video link for people in different places
How Interactive
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word webinar combines web ('the internet') and seminar ('a meeting or class'), so a webinar is like a seminar that happens on the web.