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Online behaviour

CCS Etiquette when Conferencing with ZOOM

Etiquette is the customary code of polite behaviour in society or among members of a particular profession or group of people. Therefore, at CCS we are setting some expected behaviours or etiquette, that will apply when students are participating in a ZOOM Conference.

When you are in a ZOOM conference your teacher can easily see who is in attendance AND everything else in the background of your house.

When in a ZOOM Conference

  • Be polite and respectful

  • Do not make any inappropriate comments
  • Use the Meeting ID and password supplied by your teacher
  • Sit at a table (not on your bed!) and be ready to take notes!
  • Sit in a well-lit and quiet place
  • Set up an appropriate space when connecting to your meeting
  • Do not ZOOM from your bedroom!
  • Sit somewhere with a nice background and be careful what people can see in the background
  • Enable video and audio
  • Wear headphones with a microphone
  • Mute audio when not speaking to reduce feedback noise
  • Turn off your audio until requested to turn it on
  • Be careful of 'ZOOM bombers' (that includes your little brother or older sister, and yes, your parents AND PETS!)
  • Ask questions using the group chat
  • Keep the chat questions on the lesson topic
  • Read carefully what you've typed before sending your message in chat
  • Keep the topic of the ZOOM Conference on school work
  • Use the raise your hand feature if wanting to ask a question
  • Dress appropriately! No pyjamas
  • DO NOT give the ZOOM codes/information to anyone who is not in your grade/stage/class or does not attend at our school. This is vital to keeping the meeting space safe.
  • No swearing, no teasing, no being mean. It's all about being RESPECTFUL. If it isn't tolerated at school it isn't tolerated online.
  • Be active - Ask questions, participate in discussion, give feedback and respond to your teacher.