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How do I attend a ProZ.com virtual powwow?
To attend a virtual powwow, load the powwow page on the day and at the time of the event. When a virtual powwow starts, everyone registered to attend sees at least one button to access virtual rooms (the number of buttons will depend on the number of rooms enabled by the organizer).
If you do not see any button, click here to see how to solve it.
Clicking any of these buttons will grant access to the corresponding virtual room, where you will be able to meet with other attendees using video-conference tools.
Make sure you enable your webcam to be able to see other attendees.
For information about system requirements, click here.