Articles tagged "Video conferencing"

19 Zoom tips and tricks for better video meetings

19 Zoom tips and tricks for better video meetings—before, during, and after.

Google Meet vs. Zoom: Which video conferencing platform is better? [2024]

While both are user-friendly and feature-rich, Google Meet is a great solution for smaller teams, whereas Zoom is generally better for larger organizations.

A guide to Google Meet vs. Google Chat vs. Google Messages

Confused about Google's chat and video apps? Here's an overview of Google Meet and Google Chat.

The best video conferencing software for teams in 2024

Video conferencing software isn't niche anymore—it's the main place meetings happen. It's true in remote companies, it's true in hybrid companies, and it's increasingly true in companies that mostly work in physical offices.

Generate meeting highlights and follow up faster with Grain

Speed up your workflows with Grain's AI-powered video calls and Zapier.

How to automatically upload Zoom recordings to Google Drive

By now, most people are pretty familiar with video call etiquette. However, one habit that trips up even the most seasoned remote worker is remembering to upload or share the meeting recording after a call has ended.

How to raise your hand on Zoom—without clicking a button

Give a thumbs up or raise your hand in your next meeting without a keyboard shortcut or the click of a button. Here's how to use Zoom's gesture recognition to easily give non-verbal feedback.

How to change your profile picture in Zoom: Desktop and mobile guide

To change your Zoom profile pic, navigate to Zoom settings, click on "Profile," select "Change Picture" under your photo, upload a new image, and save.

Zoom vs. GoTo Meeting: Which should you use? [2024]

Meetings are the lifeblood of most organizations. And video conferencing software makes it easier than ever for people to meet, communicate, and collaborate with their prospects, customers, and teams.

How to blur your background in Zoom—and the case for not doing it

That Zoom blur background is everywhere. It prevents your coworkers from seeing the mess or other variation of chaos behind you—and it only makes your hair look vaguely weird.