How Do Instructor-Led Webinars Work on ZExamAcers?

An instructor-led webinar on ZExamAcers is a live online session held weekly for a given course. An instructor presents and explains material, often connected to that week's self-paced lessons, giving students a chance to hear topics discussed in real time rather than only reading through lesson content on their own.

During a webinar, only the instructor is shown on camera. Students who join the session are never shown on camera themselves. This applies consistently across webinars for every course on the platform.

Rather than speaking up live or turning on a camera to ask something, students submit their questions in writing through the platform. This keeps the format consistent and gives students time to phrase a question clearly before sending it.

Once a written question is submitted, the instructor responds through a private platform message. This means an answer to a specific question is delivered directly rather than necessarily being read aloud or addressed to the full group during the live session.

Webinars are held on a weekly basis for each course, giving students a regular touchpoint alongside their self-paced lessons and practice activities throughout the week.

Many students find it useful to work through that week's lessons and practice activities first, note down any questions that come up, and then submit those written questions in connection with the week's webinar. This turns the webinar into a regular checkpoint rather than an isolated event.