Dear students,
Various parts of the Metro including portions of UP Manila is now flooded. If any of you waded through flooded waters, FREE doxycycline prophylaxis is available in our PGH Ambu Emergency Room (MORE INFO).
With regard to our N105 session on Perioperative Nursing tomorrow (Sept 6), we will proceed with a SYNCHRONOUS ZOOM session with the following details:
- Link: https://up-edu.zoom.us/j/97150969134?pwd=oWmJ00uBFdVt0ckKA2CqGjll62EaRS.1
- Meeting ID: 971 5096 9134
- Passcode: 29929369
We will start letting people enter the Zoom room by 7:30AM and will start and check attendance by 8:00AM. This session is included in the THIRD long exam. We will release the exam primer for SECOND LONG EXAM tomorrow.
Just a few reminders on Zoom sessions:
- Be prepared. These topics were included in our course guide so advanced reading on the topic is expected.
- Be punctual.
- Check your equipment BEFORE the session starts.
- Dress appropriately.
- Choose a quiet location if your space will allow it. Minimize distractions. If you have housemates, inform them that you will be participating in a synchronous session and would appreciate privacy during those time.
- Mute your microphones when you are not speaking to minimize background noise.
- Turn on your video when possible. Inform the faculty beforehand if you are unable to turn on your video.
- STAY ENGAGED. Avoid multitasking and participate actively.
- Give feedback constructively.
- Use the chat function wisely. Avoid off-topic or personal conversations. We will also have a Q&A tab for your questions or clarifications.
- Use the raise hand function if you want to speak, and wait to be recognized before unmuting.
- Respect others. Be courteous. Avoid interrupting and wait for your turn to speak.
- Enjoy the learning experience. Embrace the opportunity to learn online. Approach each session with curiosity and enthusiasm, and remember that a positive attitude can enhance your learning experience and that of your peers.
We will be standing by for any cancellations of face-to-face and/or online classes. Stay safe!
Best,
Eli for N105 Faculty Team