One glaring example to me has always been talking over one another. There’s no clear indication of who should talk next and it’s very hard to interject somethin

One glaring example to me has always been talking over one another. There’s no clear indication of who should talk next and it’s very hard to interject something quickly. When I was in high school I was in a class where we were on a panel with other classmates and asked questions. During the course of a question several of us would have a response, which we indicated to each other by moving our hands forward. The first person to do this spoke first. Zoom does have a “raise hand” feature but few people use it. If for example there was a key you could hold down to actively raise your hand, this problem would be partially solved.