Attending a Class: Difference between revisions

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Many of our teachers create slideshows in PDF formats as highly useful teaching aids. You can find all of these at the relevant wiki page of [[EVE_Reference_Sheets|EVE Reference Sheets]] ***currently NYI***. Please note that these do not necessarily contain ''all'' of the information that you would otherwise find in the class recording or syllabus.

== Class Schedule ==

[[Image:Mailing list.png|right]]

~~== Class Schedule ==~~

===Calendar===

So you want to attend a real live class? The first step is finding out when our classes take place. You can find all this information on our [http://calendar.eveuniversity.org/ Calendar] page. Note the links at the bottom of the page, which will allow you to import the information into your calendar application of choice, be it Outlook or iPad or whatever.

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All upcoming classes are posted on the Scheduled Classes section of the [http://forum.eveuniversity.org/viewforum.php?f=72 EVE University forum] - announcements of new classes, and any changes or cancellations, will be posted there.

== Public Mumble ==

== Class Channels ==

===Public Mumble===

The vast majority of our classes take place on our public Mumble channel. We have a comprehensive guide to [[Mumble]] for E-UNI members, but here's the cliff notes version:

* Download & install the latest version of Mumble from the [http://mumble.sourceforge.net/ developer's website].

* Download & install the latest version of Mumble from the [http://mumble.sourceforge.net/ developer's website.

* During the set-up wizard on first launch, make sure to set a push-to-talk key. Do not use voice activation.

* Open your new Mumble, click Server -> Connect, click the Add New... button at the bottom.

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* Congratulations, you are now on our public Mumble server.

We have a number of classroom channels on the public Mumble server, most classes are held in the first one.

We have a number of classroom channels on the public Mumble server; most classes are held in the first one (Classroom 1).

[[File:~~Mumble_Server_Connect~~.png]]

[[File:Mumble_Server_Connect.png|left]]

=== In-game Channels ===

We maintain an in-game channel that is used, during classes, for students to ask questions and for the teacher to link in-game items or images, graphs, etc. This channel is '''Lecture.E-UNI'''.

[[File:Channel icon.png|right]]You can join this channel by clicking the small speech bubble icon just above your chat window, and typing '''Lecture.E-UNI''' into the box that pops up. Press Join, and you are now in the E-UNI public class channel.

~~== In-game Channels ==~~

~~Lecture.E-UNI~~

~~Q&A.E-UNI~~

~~and how to join them with images~~

== Other Class Channels ==

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 Many of our teachers create slideshows in PDF formats as highly useful teaching aids.  You can find all of these at the relevant wiki page of [[EVE_Reference_Sheets|EVE Reference Sheets]] ***currently NYI***.  Please note that these do not necessarily contain ''all'' of the information that you would otherwise find in the class recording or syllabus.
+== Class Schedule ==
 [[Image:Mailing list.png|right]]
-== Class Schedule ==
 ===Calendar===
 So you want to attend a real live class?  The first step is finding out when our classes take place.  You can find all this information on our [http://calendar.eveuniversity.org/ Calendar] page.  Note the links at the bottom of the page, which will allow you to import the information into your calendar application of choice, be it Outlook or iPad or whatever.
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 All upcoming classes are posted on the Scheduled Classes section of the [http://forum.eveuniversity.org/viewforum.php?f=72 EVE University forum] - announcements of new classes, and any changes or cancellations, will be posted there.
-== Public Mumble ==
+== Class Channels ==
+===Public Mumble===
 The vast majority of our classes take place on our public Mumble channel. We have a comprehensive guide to [[Mumble]] for E-UNI members, but here's the cliff notes version:
-* Download & install the latest version of Mumble from the [http://mumble.sourceforge.net/ developer's website].
+* Download & install the latest version of Mumble from the [http://mumble.sourceforge.net/ developer's website.
 * During the set-up wizard on first launch, make sure to set a push-to-talk key.  Do not use voice activation.
 * Open your new Mumble, click Server -> Connect, click the Add New... button at the bottom.
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 * Congratulations, you are now on our public Mumble server.
-We have a number of classroom channels on the public Mumble server, most classes are held in the first one.
+We have a number of classroom channels on the public Mumble server; most classes are held in the first one (Classroom 1).
-  [[File:Mumble_Server_Connect.png]]
+[[File:Mumble_Server_Connect.png|left]]
+=== In-game Channels ===
+We maintain an in-game channel that is used, during classes, for students to ask questions and for the teacher to link in-game items or images, graphs, etc.  This channel is '''Lecture.E-UNI'''.
+[[File:Channel icon.png|right]]You can join this channel by clicking the small speech bubble icon just above your chat window, and typing '''Lecture.E-UNI''' into the box that pops up.  Press Join, and you are now in the E-UNI public class channel.
-== In-game Channels ==
-Lecture.E-UNI
-Q&A.E-UNI
-and how to join them with images
 == Other Class Channels ==