Presenting in Zoom—whether with presentation software, displaying an image slideshow, sharing a screen for a demonstration, or using a live video feed—can sometimes feel like juggling cats while ...

You've been asked to make a presentation to your company, an organization or a school, and the requirement is that you have to speak – into a webcam – for a half-hour or so. How do you keep the ...

Some people love public speaking. Others dread it. But absolutely no one gets excited about presenting over Zoom. Why would they? Presenting over video generally means speaking at your computer for ...

Let’s face it, virtual presentations are just not the same as those that happen when everyone is collocated in a room. Take it from me. I used to spend virtually every day on the road speaking to ...

On Zoom, you can do a test meeting to ensure your audio and video are working properly before you join an actual meeting.

Many of us have experienced the small frustrations of Zoom meetings — searching for the unmute button when called upon, dealing with poor video quality, or struggling to share the right document ...

My last keynote speech was for 2000 people at a conference in Florida on March 8th, 2020. By the end of that week, 11 speaking gigs canceled. By the end of April, my calendar was wiped clean. Like ...

Carly Quellman, aka Carly Que, is a multimedia strategist and storyteller at the intersection of technology and the humanities, investigating how perspective can enhance, rather than overstimulate, ...

When you’re making a presentation or conducting a meeting in a conference room, it’s easy to tell when people are engaged and when they check out. If you’re open to them, body language clues can help ...