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assess technical factors audience preferences attending orthodontic online learning activity demand increased dramatically era covid19 pandemic crosssectional study online survey global orthodontic residents specialists validated anonymous survey comprising 17 online questions sent 3000 individuals data collected three months later descriptive statistics nonparametric tests applied participants response rate 199 almost equal gender participation responders based asia 514 almost half participants aged 2535 years less 5 years clinical experience regardless age gender global distribution 573 respondents opted share limited personal information host onethird respondents preferred receiving webinar reminders via email ideally day andor one hour webinar especially exportable calendars age played major role shaping trend young participants favoured one hour 1h prewebinar reminder age groups p002 receiving information speaker learning outcomes prewebinar reading material wrm preferable particularly among young participants comparison older age groups p005 male participants asia africa preferred attend online lectures midevening weekends compared women favour early evening sessions p005 must borne mind interpretation results data collected covid19 pandemic important take consideration gender age cultural background level experience setting virtual orthodontic learning sessions organisers need tailor events meet needs attendees