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WebEx Webinar: Setting up Co-hosts

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Anyone with an account on NYSERDA's WebEx site can be made a co-host of meetings you create, granting them extra privileges. This page describes the process of setting up a co-host.

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Navigate to NYSERDA's WebEx.

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Log in with your NYSERDA credentials.

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Begin scheduling a meeting in your personal room.

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In the Schedule a Meeting window, add attendees to your meeting.

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Add the attendee you wish to give co-host rights to. Select the button next to their name to Make this attendee an alternate host.

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