Webinar among Indonesian academics during Covid-19, embracing the audiences

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Abstract

This research aims to find out the phenomenon of webinar competition from the viewpoint of the audience. Covid-19 pandemic makes webinars a means for knowledge dissemination. Many events offered turned out to be a tight competition among organizers and caused a different response for the audience. Academics participants' responses had never been known in depth so that they could be the basis for determining the strategy for the organizers. Using quantitative data through online surveys to further interpreted with the help of previous literature. The independent variables gender, age, frequency, cost, and place are used to determine their effect on loyalty, which is represented by the length of duration in participating in each webinar. The effectiveness of webinars as a means of disseminating ideas in the pandemic era still faces various challenges. Among academics, the loyalty at the webinar event is influenced by gender and age. It is important for organizers to effectively communicate to webinar participants so that they get the message they want to convey.

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Priatmoko, S., Hossain, B., Rahmawati, W., Winarno, S. B., & David, L. D. (2022). Webinar among Indonesian academics during Covid-19, embracing the audiences. PLoS ONE, 17(3 March). https://doi.org/10.1371/journal.pone.0265257

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