A Starter Guide for
Engaging Online Meetings
Learning & Leading in the Virtual Classroom
Put on your "best face" when participating in online meetings and make decisions about how to represent yourself on screen.
Students and adults should provide their “best face” when presenting themselves in public on the web. We all want to look good. Sometimes however we just don’t WANT or NEED to be seen on screen.
These resources help you reflect on visual digital identity and help you make choices that reflect your priorities.
The skillful practitioner should consider when seeing faces is the best way to meet your learning objective. We don’t necessarily need to always see a video image.
Presenting yourself well on video is a basic employability skill. As an equity issue we need to also ensure all students have the skills necessary to present our best faces including, when appropriate, framing, lighting and backgrounds.
To Be Seen or
Not To Be Seen
Deciding how you want to represent yourself in an online meeting
Avatars
Change the way the world sees you with a playful avatar
Virtual Backgounds
Put yourself in another world!
Stage Your Set
Move the furniture to make the best impression you can!
Looking Good
on Camera
Simple tips to for
lighting and framing
How to Hide
Mute your sound or hide your image when you need a break