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2020
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Virtual meetings: Making your videos look and sound better

Expert offers tips in under two minutes to fix common problems

Ohio State University students, faculty and staff are making big use of the cameras on their laptops, iPads and phones to meet up in virtual classrooms and conference rooms. Whether through CarmenZoom, FaceTime or Skype, everyone is trying to put their best look forward.

University Communications Director of National Broadcast Media Joe Camoriano created a simple tutorial to show us all how to make our virtual meetings look and sound better. Camoriano offers suggestions on lighting, background and camera placement – in under two minutes.

For detailed, step-by-step instructions on using Zoom and Skype, see the links below.

Zoom for Ohio State University faculty, students, staff: https://osu.zoom.us/

Zoom: http://go.osu.edu/gozoom

Skype: http://go.osu.edu/goskype

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