It does not help for a person of slightly fidgety disposition to attend a meeting in which he/she is least interested.

So what this person does is stare in space/speaker with his/her gray cells working overtime but in a tangent direction such as "What have I done to deserve this", "Why cant I spend my time in other useful activities such as blogging ;)", "Ahh, to be in a hammock on some sea front with a novel in hand".

Whilst busy with such wishful thinking, the person does not realise he/she is doodling too instead of jotting down the minutes of the meeting

Some time later, the the tables have turned, and there are half a dozen eyes staring back. He/she is expected to answer some question , and yeah its not about good commenting tools for blogs nor is it about the best time to visit the sea. What happens next is for the reader to imagine.

Vipassana could help. But most meetings shall always be boring. Period.