Stardust Parade
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I’m not a fan of them either.
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Zoom is an app initially designed for videoconferencing, but was adapted by many schools across the work after the coronavirus outbreak. A bit like like Skype.What is a zoom meeting please?
Thanks, I am getting a re-assessment for autism, due to COVID it won't be face to face, they asked me what browser I had, yikes I might have to use zoom.Zoom is an app initially designed for videoconferencing, but was adapted by many schools across the work after the coronavirus outbreak. A bit like like Skype.
Sounds horrible, hope zoom not on Mac, dunno if my autism reassessment will be done by video.I've been doing Microsoft Teams meetings weekly since March and dread each one. It's being able to see myself talking on video that really puts me off, as I analyse every little detail about the interaction. I tend to just stay quiet and listen to everyone else talk, until someone asks me a question and I have to quickly come up with something to say. It all just feels very forced and awkward to me but others don't seem to have any issues.
Luckily more recently a couple of others in our team (including the manager) have been leaving their cameras off, which has allowed me to just leave mine off too!
FromA reliance on technology is also challenging what constitutes good behaviour during online meetings, and what doesn’t. For some, turning off the camera during a Zoom meeting is equivalent to turning the chair around in a physical meeting; for others, it’s necessary to help reclaim some semblance of privacy and comfort.