ABCs of Handling Zoom Fatigue (Part 4)
Here are more Zoom Relief Tips:
Audio – make sure you have good and clear sound.
Background – check your screen background. Keep it simple and pleasing to the eyes.
Connect – call up someone to chat, meet over cake & coffee, and cut down on back to back online meetings.
For more of our previous Zoom Relief Tips, click these links: Part 3, Part 2 and Part 1.
Taka & Eri from Tokyo
Takahiro and Eri Ueki (Taka and Eri), senior staff members of Japan Campus Crusade (JCCC), graduated with Masters of Divinity in Teaching and Exposition and Masters of Arts in Biblical Studies, respectively, in 2008.
Before joining JCCC, Taka had studied only for a year in a seminary in Japan. He stopped because he was diagnosed with incurable Hepatitis C. But God did the impossible for him. He healed him through a clinical trial treatment in 2001-2002. That was when he reconsidered further theological studies and came to EAST.
In Thanksgiving – for This Semester
We had our final Chapel of the semester this week. In this season of safe distancing, EAST has been convening online for all the Chapels this semester. For many of us who have been at EAST for a while, these online Chapels have been very unique in the history of EAST.
We give thanks that online platforms have been available for us to ‘meet’ for Chapel, worship God synchronously, and even interact and pray for each other in breakout rooms!
We also give thanks that we are now into the last week of classes for this semester. It has definitely been a steep learning curve for our faculty and staff to switch over to online teaching platforms, and tough for our students to be in front of the computer for longer hours than before.
With a spirit of thanksgiving we approach the end of this semester, and also with thanksgiving, we look forward to the fellowship and guidance of the Lord for the semesters ahead.
We say a big “Thank you!” to everyone who has been journeying with us in these times, and we pray that Jesus keeps each one of you close to Him now, and in the seasons ahead.
ABCs of Handling Zoom Fatigue (Part 3)
Above is part three of our “Zoom Relief Tips” collated by Dr Lau Ying Kheng. There are three parts to these tips:
A – Ask how everyone is doing before you begin a Zoom session.
B – Build in screen breaks intentionally. (Take screen breaks every 30 minutes – even for 3 minutes.)
C – Cultivate healthy habits.
To review part 4 of the Zoom Relief Tips go here! For part 1 of more tips, go here!
Finding our Identity
https://youtu.be/xcGfim3JKpQ&w=450
Have you thought about what defines you?
Is it the size of your house? Or your grades in school? Maybe it’s how many friends you have, or even something like how well you play an instrument or sport.
In the video above, Dr Alex Tang examines Jesus’ identity in the Gospel of John and what it means for Christians. When Jesus was repeatedly asked who He was, He had a common response: “I am”.
As we start to turn to the Lord with the question of our identity, we find that He doesn’t really define us by how much we have, our achievements, or what others think of us.
Go ahead and ask Jesus, “What do You think of me? What do You really see in me?” You might be surprised at what He says =)
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