All class times are listed in Pacific Standard Time (PST).

To attend virtual classes you will need:
1) A laptop computer, desktop computer, or tablet with microphone and webcam inputs. 
2) A strong, consistent, high-speed internet connection. To test your connection visit zoom.us/test. 
3) The materials listed in the course description.

Yes, the pop up is asking you to run the Zoom desktop application. Click open zoom.us and you will enter the waiting room for your class.

You are in the right place. The teacher will admit you into the classroom when they are ready to start the session.

Yes, there should be a circular icon that looks like a 3x3 grid. If you click on that icon, it will change the view on your screen. If you are joining through a smartphone, you can swipe left or right to scroll through the different screens.

Check your microphone and webcam settings. On your zoom screen, there is an icon that looks like a microphone and a camera. If you have a red line through either of these icons, your device is on mute. Simply click the icon to turn it on.

Note: The teacher may mute the class to reduce background noise during demos.

If you do not see a red line through your microphone or camera icons, click on the up arrow next to the icon and make sure that the correct camera and microphone inputs are selected. If the right devices are selected, you are not on mute, and your picture and audio are still not functioning, please contact your computer manufacturer’s tech support.

Everyone will be able to see and hear you unless the teacher places you in a 1:1 breakout room.

This happens when an instructor has assigned you to a breakout room. Breakout rooms are separate meetings within a main meeting. This allows for group work or 1:1 feedback. The instructor will call all students back to the main session when they finish with group or 1:1 meetings.

There are two ways to let your teacher know that you have a question. The first way is to go into the participant’s panel and click the "raise hand" icon. This will notify the teacher that someone has a question. The second way is to type your questions in the chat feature.

Yes, you can send your work directly to the teacher through the chat feature. The default setting is for messages to go to everyone. Make sure you select your recipient before sending.

For Zoom to function properly you need to have a strong high-speed internet connection. To test your connection before entering a session test your connection by visiting zoom.us/test.

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