Yes, FooEvents works with LearnDash. If you are also using the LearnDash WooCommerce Integration then you can sell your courses using WooCommerce payment gateways. In this case your LearnDash courses can be FooEvents events as well, giving you access to all the FooEvents features such as tickets with barcodes and automatically registering attendees for Zoom […]
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Visit the plugin product information page or purchase it as part of a bundle The FooEvents Bookings plugin extends FooEvents functionality by adding the ability to create bookable products such as recurring events, venue access and other bookable date and time specific services. The FooEvents Bookings plugin can be used in a variety of different
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The Zoom team is constantly working on enhancing and improving security in order to keep their platform safe and prevent unauthorized people from joining meetings and webinars. This is relevant to the FooEvents Zoom meetings and webinars integration as event organizers should rightfully be concerned about how to prevent unauthorized access to their virtual events
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With FooEvents you can sell tickets to your Zoom meeting or webinar which is a powerful feature for many event organizers. Only registered attendees will be able to join and participate in your meeting, but there might be instances where you would want to live stream your meeting to YouTube or another service and embed
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Scenario An eSports organization is planning a free live event that will stream 5 separate live tournaments simultaneously over a 3-day period. They will be using Zoom webinars to broadcast each live stream. When an attendee signs up for this free event, the following must occur: Attendees must be automatically pre-registered for each Zoom webinar
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You will find a detailed comparison between the functionality of Zoom meetings and webinars on this page: https://support.zoom.us/hc/en-us/articles/115005474943-Meeting-and-Webinar-Comparison There is no difference in the way FooEvents supports meetings and webinars in the Zoom integration.
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Scenario An event company is planning a 2-day virtual conference that will be presented using Zoom webinars and meetings. They plan on presenting 2 webinars over two days. They will also host an open discussion where participants can interact with each other via a Zoom meeting. When an attendee purchases access to the virtual conference,
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Scenario An art academy wants to offer online art classes using Zoom. They plan on teaching a group of students using Zoom meetings which will allow the students to interact with the instructor and other participants. Access to the classes will be sold via their website as a package that includes access to three different
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Scenario A yoga studio wants to offer online yoga classes using Zoom. They plan to instruct a group of students using Zoom meetings which will allow the students to interact with the instructor and other participants. Access to the classes will be sold via their website as a package that includes access to classes on
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The FooEvents integration with Zoom requires a paid Zoom account in order to automatically pre-register attendees for meetings or webinars after they purchase a ticket for an event on your website. However, if you only have a free Zoom account, you can still manually export attendee information from FooEvents and import a CSV list of attendees
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