When Setting Up for a Video Conference on a Computer

question 4

Multiple Choice

When setting up for a video conference on a computer

• A) Try to look down.
• B) Look as close as possible to the video camera lens.
• C) Wear bright colors.
• D) Use wifi as a connection.
• E) Use only specific data.

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