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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

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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

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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

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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

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Lacks a subject line

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Too general or specific

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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?

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No greeting

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Misspellings/ Grammar mistakes/ Texting Language

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No subject line

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Too general or too specific

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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.

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Proper Etiquette for Virtual Learning

The Dos and Don'ts of Virtual Learning

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