Zoom has become the Pandemic norm for education, business, and really everything. We all stare at our computer, studying the faces littering the screen to determine where to look. Zoom even allows one to be creative by changing the background. My go-to background is a looped video of me cruising in my RV Loretta. However, I do generally like to add a background that is relevant to the meeting. My kids' school conferences proved a great opportunity to show the teacher that I cared, like when I put up a Scarlet A for my daughter's 10th grade English class or Pythagorean Model for my son's 9th grade Math class. But, I recently came across the next level, how to morph yourself into a historical figure. This nifty little program maps out your eyes and mouth and moves them when you wink, blink, or speak. On my last call, I was Mona Lisa! The person on the other side of the call just may not be who you think they are ...
