View Talks and Recordings

How to view recordings

Check technical requirements

Get the app

How to log in

How to build your schedule

How to access the Sessions

How to ask questions

Code of Conduct

Technical Issues

How to view recordings

All oral presentations (plenary and platform sessions) will be available for registered attendees to view online until April 30, 2024. In the Conference App, use the “Click to access recording of…” (shown in the screenshot below) to view your recording of choice.

Note: If you’re using the desktop version of the App, your browser may ask you to allow pop-ups from https://ativ.me. Please select “Allow.” If a prompt does not appear and the recording does not open, please change your browser’s privacy settings to allow pop-ups.

Check technical requirements

• Make sure your connection speed is 600 Kbps (up/down) or better. You can test your internet connection speed at SpeedTest.net.
• For the best experience viewing talks via the App, we recommend Chrome or Safari web browsers.
• Please remember to accept pop-ups in the Conference App in order to view recorded sessions.

Get the App

Using a desktop or laptop? Launch the Desktop App ≫

Using an Apple iOS or Android mobile device? The code for the event is TAGC24. Download on the App Store or Google Play.

Download the Mobile App ≫

How to log in

You will need to log in to the App using your registration badge ID number and last name. Your badge number is listed in your registration confirmation email, which was sent from the address NoReply@Convention-Mail.com.

If you are having trouble logging in, check the technology FAQs for step-by-step instructions.

How to build your schedule

We recommend you build your schedule in the App before the meeting starts:

• Log in to the App using your registration badge ID number and your last name. Your badge number is listed in your registration confirmation email, which was sent from the address NoReply@Convention-Mail.com.
• Browse or search the sessions in the Agenda tab. Check out this short video with App browsing tips ≫
• Click on sessions of interest. Add sessions or presentations to your personal schedule using the “Add event to your schedule” icon:
  

• Your schedule will be available at the “My Schedule” tab whenever you are logged in to the App.

How to access keynote sessions

Five minutes before your chosen keynote session starts:

• Log into the Conference App using your registration badge ID number and last name. Your badge number is listed in your registration confirmation email, which was sent from the address NoReply@Convention-Mail.com.
• Access your personal schedule using the “My Schedule” tab and click your chosen session.
• Click the “Join Webinar” or “Join Virtual Session” button on your chosen session. This will open the webinar within the Zoom App. If you see the “Log in for status info” button instead, simply click and log in using your registration badge ID number and last name. 

The “Join Webinar” button for each keynote session will not be visible until 3 minutes before the session starts. The session itself will only start broadcasting at the designated start time; if you click “Join Webinar” before the broadcast starts you will be placed in the Zoom waiting room until the designated start time.

How to ask questions

To ask questions of the presenter, leave your question as a comment within the Conference App. Find the listing for the talk of interest within the App and then scroll to the bottom until you see the “Discussion” section. The author will be able to reply to your question directly in the App. You can also send direct messages on the mobile app; in the Attendee List, click on a speaker’s name, and on the upper left hand, corner is a “Chat” feature where you can send your direct message.

Accessibility

Deaf Ear Scientists has created a list of different speech-to-text software options for desktop and mobile use.

Code of Conduct

When you register for the conference you agree to abide by the GSA Conferences Code of Conduct. Our Code of Conduct was established to communicate a transparent set of standards and guidelines for acceptable behavior at GSA Conferences and to provide a positive, safe, and welcoming environment for all attendees. All sessions will be moderated for disruptive behavior.

Technical Issues?

If you’re having trouble viewing talks, check out the technology FAQs.

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