zoomfatigue

After a year+ of minimal individualized instruction and virtual learning fatigue, you may worry about helping your child retain academic skills while feeling pressure to plan summer fun. Ann Dolin M.Ed., guides parents in striking the right balance.

In this conversation, we share a fail-safe plan for hosting Zoom calls that are exciting, engaging, and effective. Follow our simple strategy, and you'll have happy viewers who are eager to hop on your Zoom calls!

During this conversation, we referenced the following article:

Stop Tormenting Your Online Audience with Slides

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In this episode I share why Zooming is so tiring as well as 7 top tips to help you be more efficient, more effective and much less exhausted

I talk about what happens in the brain that cause you to be so tired - that way you can guard against it.  

Listen in as I run through the 7 top tips for setting boundaries to prevent zoom fatigue.

I talk about

Is a Zoom Meeting Really Necessary?

Why you need to ensure your focus is in the right place and share my PONDER acronym that helps you to keep meetings efficient and effective.

Agendas are really important and not just a nice to have.

Setting Boundaries to Prevent Zoom Fatigue

Have a listen - to why you need to keep clear start and finish time and how to handle people being late to the meeting.

Why you need to have 25 or 50 minute meetings rather than 30 or 60 minute durations.

How you can effectively block times for no meetings  in you day or in your week and why you should.

What happens in your brain when you're distracted, so listen in for reasons why you need reduce distractions.

My two final tips talk about turning your camera off and how that helps you be able to concentrate better and why you should even consider picking up the phone instead!

I hope that's helpful.  If you have any questions let me know!

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One of the biggest challenges we face is that we think, and our audience thinks, we are logical creatures. But most of the time, we don't know why we do what we do. In fact, up to 95 percent of persuasion and influence involves a subconscious trigger. This tendency means that inclinations like "It just feels right," "I trust this person," or "I don't like this person" are all based on subconscious emotional reactions.

Stanford researchers identify four causes for ‘Zoom fatigue’ and their simple fixes

So how can you use subconscious triggers to be more persuasive?  What do you need to understand about these triggers that are hurting your sales?  How can you persuade better and faster understanding why we do, what we do?  Join me for this week’s podcast and discover The10 Psychological Techniques (And Tips) To Sell More And Persuade Faster.

In this conversation, we chat about Zoom calls. If you're feeling inundated with conference calls, online summits and conferences, and Zoom meetings, this conversation is for you. We share tips for overcoming Zoom fatigue and best practices so Zoom can be great once again.

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Are you feeling more exhausted at the end of your workday? You’re not alone. Zoom fatigue is real. Ever since the unofficial social experiment of working from home was launched in early 2020 due to the pandemic, video calls boomed. While this technology likely saved our economy and jobs market from a total meltdown, Zoom (and all its counterparts like Microsoft Teams and Google Meet) started to take a complicated and unintentional toll on the workforce.

Today we meet Josh Little, the founder of four successful tech companies. Josh is on a mission to save the working world from death-by-meetings with his newest venture. During this episode, Josh shares how he plans to help us work remotely without going crazy.

Then stay tuned for our 2nd guest, celebrity futurist Joyce Gioia, who co-hosts our special series "Ahead of the Curve: Normal 2.0." This week, our focus is on Leadership in Normal 2.0.

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In their first Let’s Talk episode, Angela Johnson (Podcast Producer) and B Crittenden (Technology and Interactive Content Manager) chat about Zoom fatigue with AMT Lab contributor Morgan Kasprowicz, then continue the conversation about the pandemic’s impact on the arts with a discussion about VR festivals and streaming.

This is part 2 of an interview I had with Dr. Philip Pulley. He is an educator in Illinois who has had a flipped classroom for many years. He penned the blog post called, "Zoomed to Death?". We discussed Zoom Fatigue, his blog post, and more. 

During our conversation, Philip mentions a Teacher Tech Checklist and he and Scott Nunes (@MrNunesteach) created. You may check it out at Philip's blog here.

Additional Articles about Zoom Fatigue
Zoom Fatigue is Real - Here's Why Video Calls Are So Draining
Zoom Fatigue is Taxing the Brain - Here's Why That Happens

Philip Pulley
https://twitter.com/PhilipPulley
Philip’s website

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