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Before I start, can I check who is recording? Cool, Dierdra is, great. Also, can I ask someone to keep an eye on corp chat and pull in any pesky latecomers to the class channel? Thanks Cazzah.
Before I start, can I check who is recording? Cool, Dierdra is, great. Also, can I ask someone to keep an eye on corp chat and pull in any pesky latecomers to the class channel? Thanks Cazzah.


Ok, so I am going to be using Mumble to give the class. What I'd like to do is to use the in-game Class.E-UNI channel for any questions you might have as I go along and keep Mumble quiet. I will be watching the channel and if you ask a question I am going to cover in a few minutes then please don't think I am ignoring you, I will get to it. Also, if topics come up that might need some time to discuss, I've got 20 minutes at the end and we'll cover larger topics then.
OK, so I am going to be using Mumble to give the class. What I'd like to do is to use the in-game Class.E-UNI channel for any questions you might have as I go along and keep Mumble quiet. I will be watching the channel and if you ask a question I am going to cover in a few minutes then please don't think I am ignoring you, I will get to it. Also, if topics come up that might need some time to discuss, I've got 20 minutes at the end and we'll cover larger topics then.


For the class, I am going to run through research first, looking at a blueprint in detail and then covering the various research you can do on one and the skills involved. For those who know a little about research already, I intend to cover Invention in detail at the end. After covering the research side of things, I'll go into production, the skills involved and cover a little bit on how to get into production for profit. I'll finally cover invention, which is the production of tech 2 goods using invented tech 2 blueprints.
For the class, I am going to run through research first, looking at a blueprint in detail and then covering the various research you can do on one and the skills involved. For those who know a little about research already, I intend to cover Invention in detail at the end. After covering the research side of things, I'll go into production, the skills involved and cover a little bit on how to get into production for profit. I'll finally cover invention, which is the production of tech 2 goods using invented tech 2 blueprints.
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* When answering a question from the in-game channel, repeat the question in Mumble before answering it. Recordings will make more sense and there might be people listening only on Mumble.
* When answering a question from the in-game channel, repeat the question in Mumble before answering it. Recordings will make more sense and there might be people listening only on Mumble.
* If you have a lot of similar questions, then take a short bit of time out to consolidate them into a short topics - "A lot of people are asking questions relating to passive shield tanking so I'm going to take a bit of time out to cover that as a topic" - if appropriate.
* If you have a lot of similar questions, then take a short bit of time out to consolidate them into a short topics - "A lot of people are asking questions relating to passive shield tanking so I'm going to take a bit of time out to cover that as a topic" - if appropriate.
* If someone asks a question that you are not sure how to answer, then don't answer definitively. You might think you know the answer, in which case let them know: "''Someone has asked how moon mining works - I know the rough details, but it is a bit beyond the scope of this course, so if it is ok with you, I'll leave that for a more detailed course on POSes''".
* If someone asks a question that you are not sure how to answer, then don't answer definitively. You might think you know the answer, in which case let them know: "''Someone has asked how moon mining works - I know the rough details, but it is a bit beyond the scope of this course, so if it is OK with you, I'll leave that for a more detailed course on POSes''".


The important thing with questions is to deal with them when you want and to stay in control.
The important thing with questions is to deal with them when you want and to stay in control.