Lecture Mode; Play Tab - Korg GEC3 User Manual

Lecture Mode

Lecture mode is used when you (the teacher) want to present material in a lecture format. All
students hear your microphone and instrument as well as their own instruments. You can also
bring students into the lecture so they can be a part of the presentation. To access the Lecture
mode functions, you must use the tabs on the bottom of the screen to move around in the
various tabs. Below is a list of the tabs and the functions that can be performed from each tab.
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Play – The operational tab for Lecture mode. It is used to add students into the lecture.
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Setup – The Setup tab looks like Play tab. The Setup tab is used to assign and maintain
students in a class in the GEC3. You can edit a student's name from the Setup tab,
regardless of what mode you are in.
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Volume - The Volume tab is used to set volume for the unit, auxiliary inputs and to route
sound to speakers. You can change volume using the Volume tab, regardless of what
mode you are in.
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Global - The Global/Class-Teacher Setup (Global) tab is used to set class and teacher
preferences, edit class and teacher information.
Disk - The Disk tab is used to backup information in the GEC3 and to initiate system
exclusive data transfers to configure popular lab keyboards for use with the GEC3's Split Feature.
Note:
Lecture Mode is the default system mode.
Teacher ON is automatically turned on in Lecture mode, so everybody (except students that
have Omit from Lecture selected) can hear the teacher's mic and instrument.

Play Tab

Note:
The Play tab is the default screen for Lecture mode; therefore, by default, the system starts up
on Play tab, in Lecture mode.
The Play tab is the main screen – it is used to bring students into the Lecture. When you enter
the Play tab, your mic and instrument are automatically broadcast to all students in the
lecture. You can bring students into the lecture (enabling their mics and instruments for the
class to hear) as needed.
If Call Enabled is selected in Class Preferences on the Global tab, a student can press the
Call button on their Student Interface (SI) to send an audible beep to your headset indicating
that they want to communicate with you.
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