And then if you click up, then you can select your microphone. When you’re looking at Zoom, there is a bottom bar that’s black, and there’s a little mute thing on the microphone.

So I’m taking a screenshot right now to show you how you can select the microphone that you want. Right now, I’m using a Blue Snowball mic, right here, and then I don’t know if I can… I’m going to have to use screenshots to show you where this is. So, I’m on Mac and we are a Mac based firm and you can use AirPods to record, and it works really well. So for clients, of course you don’t need a microphone, although if you use AirPods, they work really, really well. Try not to be in a place with lots of noise going on and consider it… Let’s talk about sound first. Silence your phone, if you’ve got your phone. Put yourself in a quiet place where you’re not going to have a ton of distractions. And the way that you do that on a Mac is you come up here to these little three things and Do Not Disturb, right here, silences everything else so that you won’t get interrupted during your Zoom call. Before you begin a Zoom call, you want to make sure that you have your computer set on Do Not Disturb. So today we’re going to talk about tips to make Zoom work for you on all sorts of… Let’s do not disturb that. Use the HD mode in your video settings for a better-quality picture.Hi, it’s Billie Tarascio from Modern Law Practice, and this video is going to go out to all of the Modern Law employees, all of the Modern Law clients, and it’s for anybody who’s using video conferencing, or everybody. Position yourself to the left of the logo.įrame yourself within this space, not too low, not too high. Avoid sitting with your device in your lap.

Sitting too far away will make you look small. You will need to sit closer than normal to your device.

Make sure you are close enough – and LEVEL with the camera. Sitting in front of a window for soft, even daylight works well also. Try placing a shaded lamp in front of you, just to either side of your device or directly behind it. Your face needs to be brighter than the background. If you are representing the law school while participating in an external Zoom meeting or multi-person event, please consider these tips for a professional look and feel:

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