I wrote a blog post that was published last week on the KaiNexus Blog:
Experimenting with an “Audience View” for Webinar Presenters
In a nutshell, the problem statement can be seen in this visualization of what one normally sees as a webinar presenter:
Doing a webinar presentation is like presenting into a black hole. Your presentation goes in, but no feedback comes out.
Taping a photo of an audience to the monitor is not the most effective countermeasure.
But I think I came up with something that works better. It doesn't require Zoom to add new features — it's just a matter of how you use it.
Read more in the blog post. I'd love to hear what you think.
See also this follow-up post about additional improvements…
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