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Those seem like reasonable adaptations, but i think Zoom has missed an opportunity here, we all need some kind of sign language with video calls. Where is my "Y
by cblconfederate 6y ago
Those seem like reasonable adaptations, but i think Zoom has missed an opportunity here, we all need some kind of sign language with video calls. Where is my "Yes", "No" button, or other instant ways to communicate common things without having to turn on the mic or type in chat ?
- pbhjpbhj 6y agoThere's "hand up" in most video chat apps; I saw that in Jitsi first. Perhaps changing it to allow other emoticons ... ?
- yreg 6y agoI know what you mean and you are right, but in our team we signal trivial stuff like yes/no with gestures, without turning on mics/interrupting speakers.
- cblconfederate 6y ago- a lot of people do full-screen presentations (where they can't see others) - a lot of trivial interuptions are "can you see this?" , "can you hear me" etc
- krallja 6y agoPersistent Non-verbal Feedback (“Yes”, “No”, “Slower”, “Faster”) was added to the Zoom client on February 1.