Virtual Toast: Prepping for Virtual Celebrations
As many states in the U.S. are reopening, your state may still be in lockdown or you hesitate to venture out. Whatever the reason for not being able to meet up and celebrate a birthday or other special occasion, the celebration doesn’t have to be postponed. You can still push through with the celebration online with this guide. Choose Your Platform There are several online platforms to use for your virtual celebration. While Zoom is a popular choice, Facebook and YouTube are catching up on the videoconferencing game with their live-streaming features. There are a few differences between these platforms,
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