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Researchers at Stanford University conducted the first large-scale study that examined the full extent of a phenomenon known as Zoom fatigue. Zoom is a common

Four Reasons Why Zoom Can Be Exhausting A new paper explains why videoconferencing exhausts the mind and body and how to protect yourself. By Vignesh Ramachandran | March 10, 2021 Even as more people are logging on to popular video chat platforms to connect with colleagues, family, and friends during the COVID-19 pandemic, Stanford researchers have a warning for you: Those video calls are likely tiring you out. Prompted by the recent boom in videoconferencing, communication professor Jeremy Bailenson, founding director of the Stanford Virtual Human Interaction Lab (VHIL), ...

4 Causes of ‘Zoom Fatigue’ and What You Can Do about It Video chat platforms have design flaws that exhaust the human mind and body, leading to "Zoom fatigue." But there are easy ways to mitigate the effects. Videoconferencing platforms like Zoom can really lead to real fatigue, researchers warn. A new study looks at the psychological consequences of spending hours per day on these platforms. In the first peer-reviewed article that systematically deconstructs Zoom fatigue from a psychological perspective, Jeremy Bailenson, communications professor and founding director of the Virt...

Zoom meetings and other forms of video conferencing have become the norm during the pandemic, but they can also be uncomfortably draining. Now, scientists say, they know why "zoom fatigue" happens and how to minimise it. There are four reasons why video calls sap our energy, according to study Nonverbal Overload: A Theoretical Argument for the Causes of Zoom Fatigue, carried out by Jeremy Bailenson, professor of communication at Stanford...

Covid-19 pandemic has moved our lives into a virtual space. Why is that so exhausting? The tiredness doesn’t feel earned. We’re not flying an airplane, teaching toddlers or rescuing people trapped in burning buildings. Still, by the end of the day, the feeling is so universal that it has its own nam