“I’m just so tired.” So many people are reporting similar experiences that it’s earned its own slang term, Zoom fatigue, though this exhaustion also applies if you’re using Google ...

Social scientists also had to look at themselves in teleconferences, which prompted researchers to question whether dissatisfaction with one’s appearance was a factor in Zoom fatigue. They’ve found ...

The increasing reliance on VMs has led to a pervasive experience of VM fatigue, commonly referred to as Zoom fatigue. This phenomenon has significant implications for workplace productivity and ...

Are you suffering from “Zoom fatigue?” Exhausted from being on video calls multiple times a week, or even every day? Well, it may be because you’re sick of looking at your own face ...

Similar to other apps, Zoom allows users to blur whatever is behind ... motivational and emotional fatigue. Perhaps unsurprisingly, the backgrounds that featured moving videos were associated ...

But that also sparked reports of so-called Zoom fatigue, where people felt worn out after longer Zoom sessions. For the survey, researchers polled more than 600 people on whether they used virtual ...

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 ...

Back then, when it worked, it was exciting. Today…, not so much. Though most people call it Zoom fatigue, you’ll find it on any videoconferencing platform. Another name for the same effect is ...

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“Zoom fatigue” refers to the mental exhaustion associated with online video conferencing. We can change how we interact on video calls with adapted social behaviours such as scheduling shorter ...

In the years since the COVID pandemic triggered a spike in telecommuting, many have complained of so-called "Zoom fatigue." Thought to be coined by Stanford University professor Jeremy Bailenson ...