That blurry background filter you've added to Zoom to hide all the underwear hanging up to dry behind you might be making your colleague's videoconferencing fatigue even worse, new research suggests.

When it comes to meetings, whether in person or on video, can anything make them better? Yes, but it’s not the technology. I’m lucky. On average, I’m only on videoconference calls for about five hours ...

The search for the phrase "zoom fatigue" has been steadily climbing since March of 2020. If you are working from home, you most likely understand why this is happening. You're on meetings all day long ...

Opening your calendar to a Tetris-like slate of back-to-back Zoom meetings could feel daunting, if not totally defeating. But some troubling consequences have emerged from remote work, including Zoom ...

Since we started to implement telecommuting practically every day we are exposed to video calls that, at the end of the day, can leave us exhausted. The overexposure to screens simultaneously, such as ...

With the COVID-19 pandemic moving many business meetings, classes, and even social gatherings online, people suddenly spent much more time using videoconferencing software like Zoom. Despite Zoom and ...

New research suggests viewing self-video can be more draining for some than others. Factors like “mirror anxiety” and a lack of a feeling of belonging to the group can make "Zoom fatigue" much worse ...