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CSCE 361
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@@ -108,8 +108,8 @@ assignment partner(s).***
During a videoteleconference (VTC), regardless of the particular technology
used, the mute button is key to preventing distractions (this is also true
of audio-only teleconferences). Unless you're actively participating in the
conversation, it is considered good manners to mute your microphone
unless
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When it become your turn to speak, unmute the microphone, and then re-mute
conversation, it is considered good manners to mute your microphone.
When it become
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your turn to speak, unmute the microphone, and then re-mute
when you are finished. It is perfectly acceptable to remain unmuted for the
duration of a back-and-forth conversation you are part of. It is obviously
also acceptable to remain unmuted if you're the only person speaking.
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