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Looking directly at the camera while talking during a Zoom meeting is important because it simulates eye contact with the audience, which is a key aspect of effective communication. It helps to engage the audience, convey sincerity, and build trust. When you look directly at the camera, it gives the impression that you are looking at the attendees, which can make them feel more connected and involved in the conversation.
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"Stand close to one another when there are two people in the same frame, meaning on the same laptop camera. And while the other person is talking, make sure to look at them. The person talking should, of course, look directly at the camera. Looking down makes the attendees wonder what you're looking at." Shames continues: "Also, don't eat during the session. Keep a glass of room-temperature water nearby, though, or a cup of warm tea or coffee. To protect your voice, avoid dairy products, peanut butter and bananas, which give your voice a sticky quality. What's better? Grapes are terrific for lubricating your voice."
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