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3. Select class name from Class field.
Bring a Student into the Lecture
1. Press a student's name to bring that student into the lecture.
OR
Press the A or B button, then select the keyboard group you want to access. For example,
to select Ted, press A and then keyboard group 4. You can also select the Keyboard
group first, and then press A or B. If split function is not in use, A + B is activated, and
there is no need to make a selection using these buttons.
2. When a student has been brought into the lecture, their instruments and mic are enabled,
if student's mics is enabled in class preferences. You and the class will be able to hear
that student's mic and instrument. A microphone appears next to the student's name to
indicate that they have been brought into the lecture. The microphone looks like this:
If the student's mic is disabled in Class Preferences, and the teacher opens up
communication with a student, the mic icon has a greater than sign indicating that the
communication is one way only.
3. If you have an expanded GEC3, which can accommodate up to 32 workstations, students
from a different set of 16 (17-32, 33-48), can be accessed by scrolling to that screen to
access the student's name.
Bring a Student Who Called from their SI into the Lecture
1. 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.
The word "CALL" appears next to the name of the student on the display, indicating that
the student would like to be brought into the lecture.
2. If a student calls from a different set of 16 (17-32, 33-48), the tab from that screen
flashes, signaling you to scroll to that screen to access the student's name.
3. Press a student's name to bring that student into the lecture.
OR
Press the A or B button, then select the keyboard group you want to access. For example,
to select Ted, press A and then keyboard group 4. You can also select the Keyboard
group first, and then press A or B. If split function is not in use, A + B is activated, and
there is no need to make a selection using these buttons.
4. When a student has been brought into the lecture, their instruments and mic are enabled,
regardless of whether the student mics are enabled in class preferences. You and the class
will be able to hear that student's mic and instrument. A microphone appears next to the
Lecture Mode
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