How can I determine if you need a co-host or a panelist?

How is a co-host different from a panelist? I just want to make sure what I designate to the people that will be helping me with this event. Note that I'm expecting a large audience.

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A co-host can do everything that the host and panelist can do except editing polls or ending the webinar. Designating a co-host best serves as a precaution if somehow the host gets dropped from the seminar (ie. internet connectivity issues).

Designate a panelist (or up to 100 panelists per webinar) to help you respond and manage Q&As or chats during the event. It is best to designated people as a panelist when you have guest speakers on your webinar because it allows them to use their video, audio, annotate and share content.

Refer to this link for the co-host and panelist control specifications.

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