For more information, see Use NDI® technology in Microsoft Teams.įor details about quickly configuring Teams meetings and events on different platforms, see Teams features by platform. Note that NDI is fully supported in meetings, webinars, and live events, allowing you to produce the broadcast by using tools such as OBS and Wirecast. Note that events over 20,000 attendees require the Live Events Assistance Program. For more information, see Live events across Microsoft 365. You can schedule even greater numbers with live events in Yammer and/or Microsoft Stream. Supports more advanced production capabilities. Can specify producers and presenters, including external presenters. Moderated Q&A for audience interaction. Participants up to 1,000 have fully interactive capabilities. Increased limits with View-only capabilities coming soon. Yes, with Meetings with registration (webinars 1.0) Participants over 1,000 up to 20,000 have View-only capabilities.
Participants up to 1,000 have fully interactive equal meeting capabilities. This article also includes a section on best practices for large meetings. Sections with more information about each type of meeting follow the table.
The following table summarizes the three types of meetings, the number of recommended participants, and how participants can interact in the meeting. The different types of meetings also have different participant limits and participant capabilities. Webinars provide two-way interaction while live events provide a managed Q&A experience. Meetings, webinars, and live events are all types of meetings, but webinars and live events provide additional control for the organizer over the conversation and participants. It then provides links to the information you need to quickly roll out this functionality for your users. This article, intended for administrators and IT Pros, describes the differences between meetings, webinars, and live events. There are multiple ways to meet in Microsoft Teams: meetings, webinars, and live events.
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