Chat Face-to-Face, From Any Place: A Beginner's Guide to Making Online Video Calls

Hey there, friends!

Gone are the days when a long-distance call was the only way to catch up with loved ones far away. With online video calls, you can chat face-to-face, no matter the distance! Let's explore how to make your first video call.

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Step 1: Choose Your App

There are plenty of video calling apps out there, but let's start with a few that are user-friendly: Skype, Zoom, or Google Meet. All of these are free and can be used on a computer, tablet, or smartphone.

Step 2: Set Up Your Account

To make a video call, you'll first need to set up an account. This usually involves providing an email address and creating a password. Remember to jot down your password in a safe place.

Step 3: Add Contacts

Next, you'll want to add the people you wish to call to your contacts. You can usually do this by searching for their email address or username within the app.

Step 4: Making the Call

To start a video call, find the person you want to call in your contacts list and look for a video camera icon. Clicking this will start the call. Remember, they'll need to accept the call before you can start chatting.

Step 5: Ending the Call

When you're ready to say goodbye, look for a red button or a hang-up icon. Clicking this will end the call.

Voila! You're all set to start making video calls. Remember, like any new skill, it might take a little practice. So don't be shy about practicing with a friend until you're comfortable.

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