Videoconferencing tools have helped us feel less isolated during the coronavirus lockdown, however protecting private information can’t be overlooked.

The new virtual world—using Zoom for meetings and hearings— means legal professionals should take into account some key considerations to optimize the circumstances.

Now that Zoom is both the University of Delaware’s classroom and meeting space, it is important to become familiar with the controls so you can maximize its use. Below are some quick tips for ensuring ...

7 Tips for Using Zoom Videoconferencing With Remote Teams Here are some helpful tips to improve your next video meeting.

When setting up a Zoom meeting make sure to test/check that the meeting owl is the default Speaker and Mic. You shouldn’t have to change the Video, but if you don’t get the Owl video (of the meeting ...

These 3 Tips for Better Zoom Meetings Are So Simple They Were Inspired by First Graders If all video meetings were more like this, work would be a lot more productive–and fun.

Password protect, share meeting IDs instead of links, take control of screen share, find and use Waiting Room feature for Zoom, the No. 1 video app ...

DO YOU ZOOM? Since people are staying indoors or working from home, many are using the popular video-conferencing tool, Zoom, to stay connected. We spoke to Zoom's product manager for some tips ...

Like most technologies, the Zoom meeting craze brings with it some good and bad. The key is to allow it to boost your efficiency without depleting your energy.

Adherence to these tips will also help your online meetings to move forward in a more orderly fashion. In the end, command over the facts, the law—and your appearance—may carry the day.