Yes. At times, it may be out of necessity, such as when presenting to online students located across the country (or when a worldwide pandemic requires all meetings to be held virtually). At other times, virtual information sessions may be a supplementary method to help you reach more people, or to include more company representatives who may not be able to travel for an in-person session. That said, in-person sessions are ideal when possible because of the more organic opportunities they provide to build relationships with prospective candidates before, during, and after the session itself.
If you must hold a virtual info session, place special emphasis on preparing and testing your technology in advance to ensure you avoid potentially brand-damaging issues. Particularly in today’s high-tech world and corporate environment, you don’t want the primary impression you leave to be a frustrating one due to your Zoom call not functioning.