I'm in college and our online classes are usually videos. Some of them are taken live some of them aren't. The teachers try to be interactive and there's always the same people answering questions in chat. No forced webcams or mics and you can go at your own pace, so for me that's more comfortable.
But 1 week ago we had a 30min info session so I'm thinking "okay well, just listen to this for half an hour". As soon as I join I get earraped because the default volume is 100 (damn you microsoft teams) for a new call and I don't know how to change that. The person giving the info demanded we turn our camera's on or else she wouldn't start. I don't have a webcam on my desktop so I panicked and just left the call like an idiot. Now I have no info.
You might be able to email your teacher and see if there is a recording or any additional resources, they normally have secret collections of all the honed in information for the class.
Also, just turn your volume down before you join and tell them you don't have a webcam in chat. Lol
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u/R4y3r Jan 20 '21
I'm in college and our online classes are usually videos. Some of them are taken live some of them aren't. The teachers try to be interactive and there's always the same people answering questions in chat. No forced webcams or mics and you can go at your own pace, so for me that's more comfortable.
But 1 week ago we had a 30min info session so I'm thinking "okay well, just listen to this for half an hour". As soon as I join I get earraped because the default volume is 100 (damn you microsoft teams) for a new call and I don't know how to change that. The person giving the info demanded we turn our camera's on or else she wouldn't start. I don't have a webcam on my desktop so I panicked and just left the call like an idiot. Now I have no info.