![]() ![]() If you'll be using a phone, make sure you have somewhere stable to prop it up. It's worth taking a few minutes before your virtual hangout sesh to scope out where you'll place your laptop or tablet so that you're in the frame as much as possible. Your friends likely aren't expecting a professional-level setup, but everyone will have a better time if they can actually see you. You'll also want to think about lighting and how you're going to set up your camera. If you can, send out calendar invites with relevant links and detailed instructions ahead of time. ![]() You don't want to keep the whole group waiting because you forgot your Zoom login, or didn't realize one of your green-bubble friends doesn't have FaceTime. It sounds obvious, but double check that everyone knows when you plan on starting, and what apps they need ahead of time. ![]() Instead of loading up on snacks for your guests, you'll need to make sure you have the right gear at the ready. While virtual hangouts shouldn't require much more planning than IRL get-togethers, they do require a different type of prep. With the right planning and a bit of creativity, you can have almost as much fun as the real deal. Hosting a remote game night or movie marathon is not only do-able, but easier than you might expect. And hanging out with friends doesn't have to be limited to phone calls and FaceTime. Luckily, social distancing doesn't mean we have to be lonely. As millions of us adapt to new lives in relative isolation, we're being forced to find increasingly creative ways to keep ourselves entertained. ![]()
0 Comments
Leave a Reply. |
AuthorWrite something about yourself. No need to be fancy, just an overview. ArchivesCategories |