Hosts and cohosts can also create the breakout sessions and preassign participants when they schedule a meeting, as well as allowing participants to join any session.
Breakout sessions are available on WBS40.9 and later sites. To find out which version of Webex Meetings that you're using, see Find Your Cisco Webex Meetings Version Number.
Find out what you can do in breakout sessions, depending on your role in a Webex meeting.
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From the Breakout menu, click Enable Breakout Sessions to enable the breakout session feature. You can also enable the breakout session feature when you schedule a meeting. When the breakout session feature is enabled, the Breakout sessions button appears in the meeting controls. |
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In your meeting, select Breakout Sessions. ![]()
You can also enable the breakout session feature when you schedule a meeting. |
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Select the number of breakout sessions you want to create and how you want to assign your participants:
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Click Create Assignments. The breakout sessions are created. By default, breakout sessions are named Breakout session 1, Breakout session 2, and so on. You can rename the breakout sessions later. ![]() If you chose Automatically in Step 3, the participants are assigned. If you chose Manually in Step 3, assign participants to breakout sessions.
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When you're ready to start all breakout sessions, click Start Breakout Sessions. ![]() |
What to do next
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Tap .
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Select the number of breakout sessions that you want to create and how you would like to assign your participants:
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Tap Create Assignments. By default, breakout sessions are named Breakout session 1, Breakout session 2, and so on. You can rename the breakout sessions later.
![]() If you chose Automatically in Step 2, the participants are assigned. If you chose Manually in Step 2, assign participants to breakout sessions.
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When you're ready to start all breakout sessions, tap Start Breakout Sessions. ![]() |