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Sanako Lab 300: Pairing and some basics
In the spirit of ‘Better improvised instruction and information distribution than failing classes in the lab”, I recorded a 1-on-1 instruction on how to pair students, including some other basic Lab300 features into a 5-minute screencast with voice over (open with Windows Media Player): sanako-lab300_pairing-and-basics.wmv
For an overview, see the following table of contents (when reviewing the video before starting your class in the Lab, search your webmail for the link to this instruction.)
- Not shown: teach students once and for all: always log in first;
- Grouping setup pane (all into L, then into A, excluding unused seats);
- Pair discussion setup pane (button: select for manual pair select mode);
- Not shown: teacher should use button: duo launch to facilitate student control of audio;
- Within group A pane , teacher uses button:transfer, changes program source to audio cassette:
Pair discussion setup pane : “re-pair”, using button:cancel all, button:random to have Lab 300 software choose pairs; - Within group A pane , teacher uses button:headphone for talking to group (not shown: remember to undo when finished!)
- From classroom layout: teachers clicks student icon to bring up student pane;
- From student pane, teacher views student screen, listens to student (or pair), uses student button:intercom for talking to student (or pair);
- From top menu: Other / thumbnail view of group: teacher brings up Mosaic window, to monitor (“police”) entire group screens; translates what you see to individual student, and uses button:lock (keyboard, screen or both) to prevent students from not staying on task [Demo this in first lab class to your students, using the screen projector , and hopefully they will hopefully stay on task];
- From menu: Other/ thumbnail view of group, teacher brings up Mosaic window and double clicks student screen to control individual student computer (e.g. to close a web browser – another way to police, less effective, but possible; better used for collaboration) . [Better policing options can be set up in the using the Lab300 web browser).
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