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T + C Mornings: April 12, 2021 Whole Show | 97 1 WASH-FM

By @TobyChilliShow T + C Mornings: April 12, 2021, Whole Show Relive the best moments from Toby + Chilli Mornings including your favorite segments like the Nearly Impossible Question and Would You Rather, hot topics from each and every morning, and more! Happy Monday! On today s show, Chilli welcomes a new member to the family. Then Toby is planning on bringing a plus one to a wedding and is wondering if it is too late to let the bride and groom know. Today is Monday which means we share a feel-good local story that is a guarantee to Make Your Monday and then we talk to Mama Kim on how she is preparing for the cicada invasion. All this and more on today s show.

WORK: Want to be more effective? Make a PHONE CALL and ditch ZOOM Meetings! | My 99 5

WORK: Want to be more effective? Make a PHONE CALL and ditch ZOOM Meetings! | Mix 104 7

By www.iHeartToby.com Apr 3, 2021 You know how we’ve all been glued to Zoom for a year in an effort to mimic the face-to-face cues of meetings? Zoom might not be the best way to do that. Researchers at Carnegie Mellon University studied the effectiveness of collaboration and group efforts on video and audio calls, and they were surprised by their own findings: Videoconferencing hampered group collaboration and problem solving. Researchers found that video conferencing “can actually reduce collective intelligence… because it leads to more unequal contribution to conversation and disrupts vocal synchrony. Our study underscores the importance of audio cues, which appear to be compromised by video access.”

WORK: Want to be more effective? Make a PHONE CALL and ditch ZOOM Meetings! | Majic 95 9

By www.iHeartToby.com Apr 3, 2021 You know how we’ve all been glued to Zoom for a year in an effort to mimic the face-to-face cues of meetings? Zoom might not be the best way to do that. Researchers at Carnegie Mellon University studied the effectiveness of collaboration and group efforts on video and audio calls, and they were surprised by their own findings: Videoconferencing hampered group collaboration and problem solving. Researchers found that video conferencing “can actually reduce collective intelligence… because it leads to more unequal contribution to conversation and disrupts vocal synchrony. Our study underscores the importance of audio cues, which appear to be compromised by video access.”

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