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Kaido.kikkas (talk | contribs) Created page with "Some points that might make our work together easier: * The course is on its first run (in its current form) and the e-version is also somewhat experimental - so we should expect (and forgive) some glitches. * This time, we will use MS Teams as the main environment (in addition to the wiki): ** To keep the atmosphere somewhat more relaxed, we will not record the sessions (recordings are not needed for passing, and the slides/notes will be available separately). ** Even i..." |
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Some points that might make our work together easier: | Some points that might make our work together easier: | ||
* | * We will use MS Teams as the main environment (in addition to the wiki): | ||
** To keep the atmosphere somewhat more relaxed, we will not record the sessions (recordings are not needed for passing, and the slides/notes will be available separately). | ** To keep the atmosphere somewhat more relaxed, we will not record the sessions (recordings are not needed for passing the course, and the slides/notes will be available separately). | ||
** Even if the Teams group is closed, we should treat it as a public place - and behave accordingly. | ** Even if the Teams group is closed, we should treat it as a public place - and behave accordingly. | ||
** In general, keep the microphone and camera off when not talking. Raise your (virtual) hand when you want to say something, and wait until you are given the floor. | ** In general, keep the microphone and camera off when not talking. Raise your (virtual) hand when you want to say something, and wait until you are given the floor. | ||
** At lectures, we will keep the discussion in the chat only - during the discussion breaks, using voice would be too limiting with 40+ people. The chat will be open throughout the lecture, but Kaido will only respond during the discussion breaks (cannot do that during the lecture part). | ** At lectures, we will keep the discussion in the chat only - during the discussion breaks, using voice would be likely too limiting/slow with 40+ people. The chat will be open throughout the lecture, but Kaido will only respond during the discussion breaks (cannot do that during the lecture part). | ||
** At seminars, we will use both voice and text chat (in parallel). The exact routine will hopefully fall in place during the first seminars. :) | ** At seminars, we will use both voice and text chat (in parallel). The exact routine will hopefully fall in place during the first seminars. :) | ||
Also, there are some useful points on the [https://taltech.ee/en/study-regulations-and-documents university regulations page] (section "Online learning good practice") | |||
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Latest revision as of 21:45, 28 January 2024
Some points that might make our work together easier:
- We will use MS Teams as the main environment (in addition to the wiki):
- To keep the atmosphere somewhat more relaxed, we will not record the sessions (recordings are not needed for passing the course, and the slides/notes will be available separately).
- Even if the Teams group is closed, we should treat it as a public place - and behave accordingly.
- In general, keep the microphone and camera off when not talking. Raise your (virtual) hand when you want to say something, and wait until you are given the floor.
- At lectures, we will keep the discussion in the chat only - during the discussion breaks, using voice would be likely too limiting/slow with 40+ people. The chat will be open throughout the lecture, but Kaido will only respond during the discussion breaks (cannot do that during the lecture part).
- At seminars, we will use both voice and text chat (in parallel). The exact routine will hopefully fall in place during the first seminars. :)
Also, there are some useful points on the university regulations page (section "Online learning good practice")
