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Old May 20, 2020, 01:30 AM
Wiggle118 Wiggle118 is offline
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Originally Posted by ArtleyWilkins View Post
That's because she's looking at the screen instead of at the camera, and your image may be in a corner depending on how she has it set up. I'm incredibly guilty of this when I'm teaching online live. Your instinct is to look at the screen because that is where you see the faces, but the camera is in a different spot.Unless I very deliberately force myself to look at the camera, my eyes are always in the wrong place. Try to cut her some slack on that one. It's quite possible you are actually doing the same thing and don't realize it.
Thank you, I did think that might be the case but it is not something I have noticed before. We have not met in person often, so using phones is not new to us. The vast majority of our sessions have been over the phone, but I often avoid looking at the screen.
Thanks for this!
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