Online Classroom Video Etiquette - Zoom and Google Meet

The video provides guidelines for students and teachers on how to effectively participate in online classes. It covers preparation before class, proper etiquette during class, active listening, asking questions, and the importance of looking at the camera. Key tips include signing in early, muting when not speaking, engaging through facial expressions and chat, and maintaining eye contact by looking at the camera.

Why is it important to sign in before the class starts?

• To test the internet speed

• To ensure all necessary software is installed

• To check if the host is online

• To avoid being the first one in the class

What should you do after greeting the teacher in an online class?

• Turn off your camera

• Start talking about your day

• Ask a question immediately

• Mute your microphone

How can you show that you are actively listening in an online class?

• By speaking over others

• By using facial expressions and gestures

• By typing continuously

• By turning off your video

Why is taking paper notes recommended during online classes?

• It allows you to draw diagrams

• It prevents distractions from typing

• It shows you are not texting

• It is faster than typing

What setting should you adjust to see all participants in an online class?

• Turn on speaker view

• Increase screen brightness

• Enable gallery view

• Change the video quality

When should you ask personal questions during an online class?

• After the class ends

• In the chat

• At the beginning of the class

• During the class

Why is it important to look at the camera during an online class?

• To adjust the lighting

• To check your appearance

• To see your own reactions

• To maintain eye contact with others