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Proper Etiquette for Virtual Learning

Proper Etiquette for Virtual Learning

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9th - 12th Grade

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S Flaherty

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12 Slides • 9 Questions

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Proper Etiquette for Virtual Learning

The Dos and Don'ts of Virtual Learning

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Entering Into Google Meets

  • Be ON TIME! You must be on Google Meets for the entire class period unless otherwise stated by your teacher. 

  • You can keep your camera on or off depending on what you are more comfortable with.

  • If your camera is turned on, please make sure you and your background are SCHOOL APPROPRIATE. 

  • When you enter the Google Meet turn off your mic. Please turn on your mic when asking or answering a question.

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Multiple Choice

True or False: You MUST have your camera on when you are in Google Meets for Virtual Learning.

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True

2

False

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Proper Ways to Seek the Attention of Your Teacher on Google Meets

  • Raise Your hand via the raise hand emoji

  • Type your question in the chat bar. 

  • If your teacher is NOT speaking OR addressing the class, you can turn on your mic and politely ask your question.

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Google Classroom

  • Google Classroom is designed to be organized on the Classwork tab. Please click on Classwork to find the organized list of activities and assignments.

  • Filter the topics by clicking on the topic title.

  •  As you are working each cycle, look for the cycle topic.

  • Remember Do-Nows will be separate and so will the cycle calendars.

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Multiple Choice

Where in the Google Classroom should you click to find your assignments?

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Stream

2

Classwork

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People

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Click on "View assignment" to view the full directions.

  • TIP: Hold down the CONTROL key when you click on “View assignment” to open assignment in a new tab.

  • From the assignment screen, look at the right hand side. There is a "Your Work" bubble. This is where you can submit screenshots or work samples.

  • ALWAYS Mark as done (or Turn in). 

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Poll

When I finish an assignment, ....

I need to turn it in or mark as done

I email the teacher to let her know I finished it

I finished the assignment, I am all set

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How Do I Know What Work I Completed?

  • Look at the icons on the assignment stripes, if they are lighter it means you have MARKED AS DONE or TURNED IN.

  • The darker icons indicate you still need to turn in that activity.

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Multiple Choice

True or False: If the icon is dark for an assignment that means that the assignment is completed and turned in.

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True

2

False

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Multiple Choice

Where can you find your assignments for class?

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Keeping Track of the Work in All Your Classes

  • Calendar shows you all the work that is assigned and when it is due for all classes.

  • EACH CLASS IS SHOWN IN A DIFFERENT COLOR

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Poll

Do you think the Calendar and To-Do Lists will help you keep organized with your work when virtual?

Yes! This is a lifesaver!

It might be useful.

I may use it once in a while.

Where is the Calendar?

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Emailing Your Teacher

Writing to Present Your Best Selves

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What to Include in a Proper Email to a Teacher

  • Lead with a Clear Subject Line

  • Start off with a greeting for the teacher that includes his or her name.

  • Refer to the assignment you need help with

  • Use manners (Please and Thank You are called the magic words!!)

  • Use your best writing (not texting language)

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Student Email Fail #1

Where did the student go wrong?

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Multiple Select

Which of the following were issues in the email?

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No greeting

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Misspellings/ Grammar mistakes/ Texting Language

3

Lacks a subject line

4

Too general or specific

5

Lacks manners

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Student Email Fail #2

Where did the student go wrong?

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Multiple Select

Which of the following were issues in the email?

1

No greeting

2

Misspellings/ Grammar mistakes/ Texting Language

3

No subject line

4

Too general or too specific

5

Lacks manners

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Open Ended

Email Writing Practice: You were asked to research some mindfulness techniques using only credible sources. You want to know if the source you found is credible. What should you email your teacher.

Proper Etiquette for Virtual Learning

The Dos and Don'ts of Virtual Learning

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