iECHO makes it easy to join your ECHO session easily, without any need to remember meeting IDs or passwords. Here's how:

<aside> 🔔 Please Note: Registration on iECHO is mandatory to join an ECHO session.

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1. Joining a session from the iECHO website

Joining an Echo Session through an email invite

                                            Joining an Echo Session through an email invite

Joining an ECHO session with fellow participants (Me+others)

                              Joining an ECHO session with fellow participants (Me+others)

How to join a session from mobile

                                      Joining an ECHO session via Mobile phone

2. Joining a session from a reminder SMS

This option is only available in selected countries. Check here if this feature is available in your region.

<aside> 💡 Make sure your communication settings are updated to ensure you receive the reminder e-mail, SMS or WhatsApp notification. Learn how to set your communication settings 👉

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3. Joining a session from a reminder email

You will receive a reminder e-mail 30 minutes prior to the scheduled session start time, depending on your communication settings.

  1. Join the session through iECHO

If you’d like to join through iECHO then :

  1. Join the session directly via Zoom

<aside> ❗ Please note:

  1. If you are joining with your fellow participants opt for ‘Join session with iECHO’ to mark their attendance as well.
  2. In case you are joining alone, you can select the ‘Join session directly on Zoom’ option and your attendance will be marked automatically.
  3. To perform any other function on iECHO such as filling out the feedback form, accessing certificates and accessing content etc, you’ll have to login to iECHO.

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<aside> 💡 Please remember to click on the "Launch Meeting" (Blue colour) button to open the zoom application, after completing all join session steps.

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Click on the "Launch Meeting" button to enter the Zoom session

Click on the "Launch Meeting" button to enter the Zoom session

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