Remote Attendance

While the MathsJam Gathering takes place primarily in-person, there will be an online option for those who wish to join remotely. We'll do our best to make sure the remote experience is good, but we may at times experience technical issues for which your patience is appreciated while our volunteer-led team work to resolve them.

Talks

We’ll be streaming the talk sessions live from the room through a YouTube feed, the link to which will be shared with registered attendees only. The livestream will be available with live transcribed subtitles, and the recordings will remain available (on the same links) to watch back for a short while afterwards.

It will be possible for remote attendees to give talks. Giving talks will involve joining a separate Zoom call - remote speakers will be able to share slides, and be seen and heard by everyone in the room and on the livestream.

The MathsJamJam will also be livestreamed so you can watch, listen and sing along at home!

Interacting with the event

The interactive part of the event will take place via the YouTube chat feature on the livestream, which will be open to both remote and in-person attendees. There is also a Signal chat group that is available to all attendees, the link to which is included in the email when you register for the event.

After each session of talks, there’ll be a 30-minute break when we’ll be directing the speakers to answer questions at the front of the stage. If you have any questions for speakers you can enter these using the YouTube chat or the Signal group; speakers will be encouraged to check these during the break after their talk.