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Got Zoom Fatigue? Out-of-Sync Brainwaves Could Be Another Reason Videoconferencing Is Such a Drag

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rss@higheredjobs.com (Julie Boland, from <a href=https://theconversation.com/us>The Conversation</a>) logoRss@higheredjobs.com (julie Boland, From <a Href=https://theconversation.com/us>the Conversation</a>) · US
Full-timeOn-site54mo ago
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During the pandemic, video calls became a way for us to connect with friends and family from afar. Some of us enjoyed Zoom trivia nights, happy hours, and live performances. But did you ever feel drained after Zoom sessions? Even those that were scheduled for fun? Julie Boland delves into Zoom fatigue and its causes.

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