Tuesday Think Tank – For Sharing VT Activities
Hello All – I’d like to invite you all to a virtual 90 minute “Think Tank” session tomorrow morning (Tuesday) at 8:30am PST/11:30am EST. Our goal is to have many people share how they have adapted specific “in-office” activities to apply over a virtual medium. Basically, it’s going to be a big game of show and tell! If you have a computer and are comfortable sharing an activity or idea you’ve adapted through shared screens, please come ready to show your excellence! Or if you’re scrambling to learn this new VT method of delivery on the fly (like most of us), please come along and enjoy some new ideas.
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- Topic: Vision Therapy Think Tank – FOR SHARING ACTIVITIES
- Time: Mar 24, 2020 08:30 AM Pacific Time (US and Canada)Join Zoom Meeting
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I’ve never used zoom before – I see all the info in the blog, but do I need to sign up for something or set up a zoom account for myself in order to participate in the Think Tank? And now you see why I need this!Thanks for any guidance -Pam Pam BeitlingVision Therapist and Outreach EducatorVision Source Eyecare and Vision Source Vision TherapyEyecare because we care!9596 N. McGeeKansas City, MO 64155816-398-7229 Call, Text, Fax vt@vseyecare.comwww.vseyecare.com It’s not what you look at that matters, it’s what you see. Henry David ThoreauWith our eyes we look, but with our brain we see. When vision is working well it guides and leads; when it does not, it interferes. —John Streff, OD, FCOVD
Nothing special needed. Simply click on the link when the time comes, and follow the directions. It’s very user friendly! 🙂
Just some guidelines as I use this regularly for all kinds of “meetings”
1. Turn on your video so everyone can see you. Nobody cares if you have your hair fixed or not – we are all in the same boat>:))
2. If you have animals or kids running around, click the mute icon unless you want to speak. We can make it through you speaking and the dogs barking but we don’t want to hear them when everyone else is talking.
3. Even if there is no one else around – does your chair squeak? Noises are amplified and disturb everyone else and even though you have your headset on and may not be able to hear it, it can be bothersome.
4. It is OK to talk with others in the house as long as you have it on mute – but don’t forget to turn mute off when you want to say something.
Just a few things I have encountered over the years.
Bubba
Appreciate the wisdom, Bubba. Stay well!
Thank you for putting this together. Is it ok for my doctor to sit in as well?
Maureen Ellis, COVT
All are invited. To be sure everyone has a spot (we are limited to 100), try to share computers when possible. Thanks!
This went very well Robert! Thanks for organizing it!
Thanks, Julie. We will be trying again next week!