Right now, we're using video conferencing more than ever. Where would we be right now without it? But as with any workplace tool, there are some rules of etiquette that you should follow. In this course, we'll review best practices for video conferencing.

While you might be out of the habit of getting "ready" for work, you should still get dressed for a video conference call in the same way you would get ready to go into the office or to a meeting. Your audience will dictate your attire. Here we will review what is appropriate and what is not appropriate for different types of video conference meetings.

Have you ever thought about the angle of your webcam? An ill-positioned webcam can make the most professional person look unprepared and unprofessional. Here we will review best practices for different types cameras and angles.

Have you been on a video conference where you could barely see the person you were talking to? Lighting matters. In this course, we'll review some lighting tips and techniques to ensure your lighting isn't distracting to other meeting attendees.

Audio issues can completely derail a video conference. If attendees are unable to hear you, it's disruptive and prohibits productivity. Here are some ways you can troubleshoot audio issues before your meeting to ensure a smooth call.

Meeting attendees are learning lots of things about you based on what they see in the background of your video conference. What can you do to eliminate those distractions and to help keep the meeting focused on the topic? That's what we cover in this course.