Thank you Clarissa Ward event confirmation
Thank you for signing up for the 'In Conversation with Clarissa Ward' Virtual Event
Joining instructions for Zoom
1. Just before 6:00pm (GMT) on Thursday, 30th March, click this link to join the webinar. If you have not used Zoom before you will be prompted to download and install Zoom.
2. Enter the password (013636), the meeting ID (829 9288 1068) and your display name.
3. Choose 'join audio by computer'.
4. If you have any issues during the webinar, please use the chat function to let us know and one of the team will help you.
5. If you haven’t used Zoom before, you can join a test meeting to familiarise yourself with Zoom.
6. These joining instructions will be emailed to you before the event, but you can add them to your diary now.
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