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Zoom checklists (Staff and Fellows version)

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Some best practices (Staff and Fellows version)

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Polls: very good. Too many polls: less so.

Videos: very good, but be careful with buffering times.

Col. Bühlmann-style video presentations: excellent but need some tinkering (no robotic AI voices, more natural demeanor).

Laser pointer: great if it works. Usually does not.

Annotations: yet to be truly tested, likely work best with tablets.

Virtual background: also work better with tablets.

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Some best practices (Staff and Fellows version)

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Keep your video ON at all times!

Use practical examples (case studies, real-life stories etc.)

Ask questions during the presentation to keep them engaged.

Do not go overtime; leave enough room for Q/A!

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DO use slides, but DO NOT put too much text on each slide!

DO make good use of your coordinator (read out questions/answers) to keep people engaged.

Some participants would like supporting documents/additional reading. Could be a thought.