Etiquette for Virtual Classes
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Etiquette for Virtual Classes
- 1. http://www.free-powerpoint-templates-design.com Etiquette for Online Classes m nagaRAJU
- 3. Good Online Etiquette We Create Be polite & well behaved Use chat box judiciously Avoid multi-tasking Be punctual Wear formal, smart casual Video on, mike off nagaRAJU
- 4. Be in Time Use a Scheduler Be early 01 02 Virtual Classes Stay throughout Don’t leave before 03 04 nagaRAJU
- 5. Dress appropriate Formal/semi-formal Clean and neat 01 02 Avoid flashy colours Don’t overdress/underdress 03 04 nagaRAJU
- 6. Join with your name Show your name Don’t share link with others Screen sharing not for you Drawing tools, only if allowednagaRAJU nagaRAJU
- 7. Video on, Audio off nagaRAJU
- 8. Video Positioning X unseen, camera turned off, ceiling focused X too close/far, wrong angle, unstable camera X bad posture, indecent, attending to chores X grooming, eating, chewing, gesturing nagaRAJU
- 9. In-meeting Chatbox Features Host can enable/disable Chat with Individual/Everyone Ask Questions Make Comments Offer Feedback Share Files & screenshots nagaRAJU
- 10. Don’t Overuse Chatbox Avoid greetings Avoid irrelevant comments Avoid objectionable remarks Not an instant messenger Avoid one-to-one chat A useful learning tool A permanent digital record Think before send Be brief nagaRAJU
- 11. Be Courteous the same as saying it to someone’s face avoid sarcasm, bad jokes, harsh tone use “Please”, “Thank You”, “Excuse me” nagaRAJU
- 13. Good Online Etiquette Which of these is GOOD advice? a) Eat and drink during class b) Assignments are not important c) Use many devices simultaneously d) Be focused and attentive nagaRAJU
- 14. More Guidelines well lit place, no background clutter Choose ideal place at home Enough backup/standby Keep laptop/mobile fully charged Best location for your wifi or data Ensure good bandwidth For later reference Record, if permitted / take screenshots Timely Assignments nagaRAJU Act in time to turn in assignments
- 15. Away from distractions Plenty of light No background clutter Allows focused attention Ideal Location at Home nagaRAJU
- 16. Ideal Location at Home Which place is ideal at home for a virtual class? a) Study room b) Bedroom c) Backyard d) Verandah e) Any place uncluttered, well lighted and comfortable P nagaRAJU
- 17. Power and connectivity Power source Fully charged Backup Wifi Data nagaRAJU
- 18. Keep up with Assignments/Tasks You are responsible for your own learning Postponing can have a spiral effect Set micro goals and be motivated Work in instalments and switch subjects nagaRAJU
- 19. NOTHING IS PRIVATE ONLINE nagaRAJU Be safe online. Don’t share passwords nagaRAJU
Editor's Notes
- Muting everyone is easy, but not ideal.
- Muting everyone is easy, but not the ideal.
- A key part of the netiquette is only typing what you would be comfortable with saying to someone’s face. Hence being respectful and polite to others should be part of your communications online.
- A key part of the netiquette is only typing what you would be comfortable with saying to someone’s face. Hence being respectful and polite to others should be part of your communications online.
- A key part of the netiquette is only typing what you would be comfortable with saying to someone’s face. Hence being respectful and polite to others should be part of your communications online.