Step 1 (Determine if Webinar is Worth Uploading): Production Quality (Great, Good, Needs Improvement)

• Great = very few or no technical difficulties (each lasting no longer than a minute); viewer can easily understand everything being said; video quality is very clear, and you can easily tell who's talking; very organized with clear transitions between topics --> should definitely be included
• Good = a few technical difficulties (each lasting long enough to require viewer to skip forward); viewer can understand everything being said, with little fuzziness for some speakers; video quality is clear, but some blurriness and don't know name of person talking; organized with different segments --> should be included if information is still easy to take-away
• Needs Improvement = many technical difficulties (so much that they add a lot of time and require skipping >3 times); viewer has a hard time understanding everything being said, with one or more speakers almost or completely inaudible; video quality is blurry, and viewer can't tell who's talking; not well organized, with no clear transitions between segments/topics (can't time stamp where different topics start and end) --> should not be uploaded

Only continue to steps 2-4 if uploading

Step 2: logistics to include in each entry (make note of these while watching the webinar you plan to upload)

• Number of Views 
• Publisher of Webinar
• Group and affiliated university or organization   
•  Global Region(s) Discussed
• Global (more than one region discussed in the webinar), Africa, Asia, Australia/New Zealand, Europe, Middle East, North/Central America, or South America
• Type of Information in Webinar
• New Evidence, Topic Overview, Policies, or Programs and Initiatives
• Target Audience
• Policy Makers, Academics, Clinicians 
• Speakers 
• Format of Webinar
• Interview (interview conducted over zoom (or something like zoom); one host/interviewer; one or more interviewees; one person interviewed at a time), Fireside Chat (interview conducted in person; one host/interviewer; one or more interviewees; one person interviewed at a time), Panel (a host introduces a group of speakers; speakers then go through their individual parts; finally, there is a panel discussion in which the speakers are asked/answer questions), or Lecture (one person presents on a topic; usually uses slides)
• Length of Webinar
• One hour or less, between one and two hours, two or more hours
• Topics Discussed in Webinar
• See list of "topics discussed in webinar" under the Keywords page

Step 3: Create a Title for your Entry that will Show up in the User's Generated List of Webinars

• For guidelines, see "creating a title for your entry" section on the New Upload Format page

Step 4: Create your Entry

• For guidelines, see "creating an entry" section on the New Upload Format page