Managing events
Admins manage events from Admin → Content & Learning → Events and the Events Calendar.
Event types
Juno supports four event types. The type controls how attendance and sessions behave.
| Type | Description |
|---|
| Event | A standalone unit — single or multiple sessions, learner picks which to attend |
| Webinar | One-to-many broadcast session |
| ILT (Instructor-Led Training) | Classroom-style training with one or more instructors |
| Workshop | Multi-session series — learners are auto-assigned to all sessions |
Creating an event
- Set event type (Event, Webinar, ILT, Workshop)
- Add title, description, and details
- Set date, time, and timezone for each session
- Choose location (physical address or virtual meeting link — Zoom integration supported)
- Assign instructor(s)
- Set capacity limit (optional — triggers waiting list when full)
- Configure attendance policy:
- Choose one session — learner picks one to attend
- Choose one or more sessions — multi-session attendance allowed
- Attend all sessions — used for Workshops
- Configure approvals (see below)
- Publish
Approval requirements
Events can require one or both of the following before a registration is confirmed:
| Approver | Who it is |
|---|
| Training team | Event creator, co-editor, or admin |
| Direct manager | The learner’s reporting manager |
Approval requests appear in the approver’s notification inbox and on their manager dashboard.
Session management
Events can have multiple sessions. For each session:
- Set specific date, time, and timezone
- Assign instructors
- Manage attendees, waiting list, and approvals
- Track attendance after the session
Recurring sessions — create sessions with a pattern (daily, weekly, monthly, yearly) with a count or end date.
Members list
The Members tab shows everyone registered for the event with these fields and actions:
- Search by name
- Sort by registration date, status, or session
- Export member list to CSV
- View per-session attendance for multi-session events
Response statuses
| Status | Meaning |
|---|
| Going | Learner confirmed attendance |
| Not Going | Learner declined |
| Maybe | Learner indicated tentative attendance |
| Waiting | Capacity full — learner is on the waiting list |
Waiting list
When a session reaches its capacity limit, additional registrations land in the Waiting List automatically.
- Admins can promote waiting-list members to confirmed when seats open up
- Auto-promotion happens when a confirmed attendee cancels (if enabled in event settings)
- Waiting-list learners receive a notification when promoted
QR code attendance
Each session generates a unique QR code (Event details → QR icon) that learners scan on arrival to mark themselves as attended. Useful for in-person ILT and Workshop sessions.
Sharing & assigning
Events can be shared like other content:
- Invite specific employees or groups
- Assign Learner or Editor roles
- Direct invitations to specific sessions when there are multiple
Attendance tracking
- View who attended each session
- Mark attendance manually after the session
- Export attendance data per session or for the whole event
- Track RSVP vs. actual attendance
Personal Calendar setup
Admins configure how event invitations sync to learners’ personal calendars:
- Calendar owner (event creator vs. service account)
- Whether learners can modify the event in their own calendar
- Default reminders (e.g. 1 day before, 1 hour before)
See Calendar Sync for the learner-facing setup.
Event settings
Per-event configuration:
- Title, description, visual card
- Tags and audience restrictions
- Calendar ownership and reminder defaults
- Allow guest modification (yes/no)
- Delete event (with confirmation)
Organization-wide defaults at Admin → Settings → Events:
- Default event configurations
- Instructor management
- Room management
- Notification templates
Event analytics & automations
The Analytics tab shows engagement metrics, attendance breakdown, and per-session performance. The Automations tab lets you trigger actions on session-level statuses — e.g. “send a nudge 1 day before to anyone marked Maybe”, or “assign a follow-up survey to everyone who attended”. Last modified on April 27, 2026