Uploading a Talk

South Africa

Requirements for Uploading a Talk

Before you start please make sure that you have discussed your video with the Calabash team.

In order to upload a talk to Calabash, you must have the following items available when you begin;

• You have created a Calabash Partner profile and it has been approved, or you are waiting for it to be approved.
• A name and description of your talk. Please ensure that your description is at least 100 words, and describes your talk fully.
• A video to upload via the add talk page.
• Authorization from your speaker(s), along with a photo (300px X 600px or larger) and a brief bio of each of them. If they already have profiles on Calabash, you will not require this.
• A list of accreditations for your talk, along with documentation from the accrediting body.
• A list of quiz questions and answers. If your talk does not require a quiz to be completed, this will not be required.

If you have any questions please contact our support.

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