Create a Session

Create a Session

  1. From the desired event navigate to Sessions

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  1. Select the Create Session button

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  1. A new submission will appear at the top of the session list as blank

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  1. Click on the line item to open the Session Detail to edit the details/contents of the session
  • Title
  • Add previously created Categories
  • Session Description
  • Attachments
  • Session Type
  • Begin date/ End date
  • Speakers
  • Virtual - Add Stream / Video / Conference
  • Attendance - Mark attended above threshold (duration)
  • Fill in previously created custom fields
  1. Select SAVE when ready

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