Making Eye Contact on Zoom
Making eye contact on Zoom can be challenging, but it is an important way to show engagement and active listening during virtual meetings. One way to make eye contact is by looking directly into the camera rather than at the faces on the screen. This gives the appearance of making eye contact with the other participants.
Another tip is to position your video window as close to your camera as possible, so when you are looking at the screen, you are also looking at the camera. This helps create the illusion of eye contact with the other participants.
Additionally, it can be helpful to minimize distractions in your environment so that you can focus on maintaining eye contact and actively participating in the meeting. This may involve finding a quiet space, using headphones to reduce background noise, and adjusting your camera angle to create a clear and professional appearance.
Health Tips:
– Take regular breaks from screen time to reduce eye strain
– Practice good posture to avoid neck and back pain
– Use natural lighting to reduce strain on your eyes
– Stay hydrated to prevent dry eyes and fatigue.