webinar

[ web-uh-nahr ]

noun

1. a seminar or other presentation that takes place on the internet, allowing participants in different locations to see and hear the presenter, ask questions, and sometimes answer polls.

webinar

/ ˈwɛbɪˌnɑː /

noun

1. an interactive seminar conducted over the World Wide Web

Word History and Origins

Origin of webinar¹

First recorded in 1990–95; Web + (sem)inar

Word History and Origins

Origin of webinar¹

C20: from web (sense 14) + ( sem ) inar

Example Sentences

They were able to interact with one another on the virtual platform, as well as ask questions during webinars and workshops.

From Washington Blade

We also began hosting webinars, which were interactive opportunities to not only get to know our audience, but also to provide them with something valuable rather than a sponsored post on social media.

From Fortune

Join our experts for this webinar as they demonstrate four key reasons a Marketing System of Record can bring greater efficiency and consistency to creative work and marketing campaigns, while allowing your team to prove their value.

From Search Engine Land

For instance, if your business is currently using only the email marketing tool, consider creating a strategy for expanding that usage – integrating podcasts or webinars.

From Search Engine Watch

When your brand is featured on a podcast, live show, or webinar, the feature is going to be promoted across that publisher’s website and social media channels.

From Search Engine Watch

She had been seeking not only access to the presentation materials, but also a list of ACE members who attended the webinar.

From The Daily Beast