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If you feel nervous, that's okay: mild nerves are completely natural before teaching (and even some very experienced teachers still feel them!). EVE University classes are positive, friendly environments, and if you're new to teaching for the University a Teaching Officer will probably be on hand to back you up.
If you feel nervous, that's okay: mild nerves are completely natural before teaching (and even some very experienced teachers still feel them!). EVE University classes are positive, friendly environments, and if you're new to teaching for the University a Teaching Officer will probably be on hand to back you up.
Log in ahead of time to prepare. You want to be there waiting for students to arrive and start on time. Remember, people are taking time out to listen to you! You ''are'' doing a great service, but they might only have limited time, and you owe it to them to keep your end of the bargain.


== Giving the class ==
== Giving the class ==
On the day of your class, make sure that you have all your notes on hand, and log in ahead of time to prepare. You want to be there waiting for students to arrive and start on time. Remember, people are taking time out to listen to you - yes, it is a great service you are doing, but they might only have an hour and you owe it to them to keep your end of the bargain.


EVE University classes ''typically'' run with audio on the public [[Mumble]] server, any slides or game streaming delivered in one of the [[Discord]] classrooms, and textual chat or questions in the relevant "class-questions" channel on Discord.
EVE University classes ''typically'' run with audio on the public [[Mumble]] server, any slides or game streaming delivered in one of the [[Discord]] classrooms, and textual chat or questions in the relevant "class-questions" channel on Discord.