Guidelines for Instructors:
1. Familiarize Yourself: Instructors should be familiar with the features of Google Meet, such as screen sharing, chat, and breakout rooms, to effectively manage the virtual class.
2. Set Up the Meeting: Ensure the meeting is scheduled in advance and shared with students. Set appropriate permissions for the meeting, such as mute all participants upon entry or enabling the waiting room feature.
3. Create an Agenda: Plan the class session with a clear agenda to maintain focus and structure throughout the virtual class.
4. Test Equipment: Prior to the class, instructors should test their microphone, camera, and internet connection to avoid technical issues during the session.
5. Engagement: Encourage student participation through questions, polls, or interactive activities to keep them engaged.
6. Manage Time: Be mindful of the allocated time for the class and allocate time for Q&A, if applicable.
7. Respect Privacy: Remind instructors not to share sensitive or private information during the session and be cautious about screen sharing.
8. Recording: If the session is recorded, inform students in advance and ensure they consent to it.

Guidelines for Students:
1. Joining the Meeting: Students should join the meeting on time and test their audio and video settings beforehand.
2. Dress Code: Students should dress appropriately for the virtual class, as it fosters a professional atmosphere.
3. Muting: Students should keep themselves muted when not speaking to minimize background noise.
4. Participation: Students should be actively engaged by asking questions, and engaging with the instructor and fellow students.
5. Chat Usage: Be reminded to use the chat features responsibly, primarily for relevant class discussions.
6. Stay Focused: Students should avoid multitasking during the virtual class and stay attentive to the instructor.
7. Technical Issues: In case of technical problems, students should inform the instructor promptly.
8. Respectful Behavior: Students should maintain respectful and polite behavior during the virtual class.

General Guidelines:
1. Etiquette: Both instructors and students should follow virtual meeting etiquette, such as avoiding talking over each other and waiting for their turn to speak.
2. Internet Connection: Ensure a stable internet connection for a smooth experience.
3. Backup Plans: Have backup plans in case of technical difficulties, such as using alternative communication channels or rescheduling the session.
By following these guidelines, you can create a productive and engaging virtual class environment for your study. Happy teaching and learning!

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