Whether you've been using video for years or have only just signed up, there are actually a number of ways to be better at video conferencing.

*Although this course features the ZOOM platform, the body language / lighting techniques and sound etiquette can be applied to any platform.*

This course will take you from looking like an uninterested, detached amateur to a professional, fully engaged participant and presenter. This course is less than one hour, meaning you can implement the lessons learned towards your next video call - immediately.

WHO THIS COURSE IS FOR:

This course covers all the tips and tricks to get the most out of your next Zoom meeting. We'll cover how to

• Fake eye contact to deepen connections with colleagues, clients, or students

• Blur or add a virtualbackground

• Present your most professional side

• Test video and sound quality before the start of the call

• Achieve the best angles and lighting for video calls

• Mute distracting participants

• Share your screen

• Explore hidden features like "pause screen share"

• Avoid "Zoom fatigue"

THISCOURSEISIDEALFOR:

• Freelancers who work remotely with clients

• Employees who are currently working from home

• Teachers who are leading remote learning environments

• People who are interviewing for new jobs online

WHATTHISCOURSEDOESNOTCOVER

Although topics on body language, eye contact, optimal lighting / background etc. can be applied to any video platform, we do not specifically cover the creation of Skype, WebEx, Google Meet, or Facetime platforms.

MEETTHEINSTRUCTOR

I'm Erin, I've been a remote freelancer since 2012 and have grown my business to high 5-figures by engaging with my clients via video. Video conferencing can deepen connections, help make remote work feel less "lonely," and land new business - but only if it's done correctly. Bad sound, lighting, or misusing the mute button can break a call. I created this course to help you put your best foot forward and look your most professional self.