Hello everyone!

My name is Victoria and today I am going to explain to you how to use the
ZOOM webinar platform. Every day, before the start of the webinar, the client manager writes a
reminder. In the "General" channel. And attaches the link to the class.
5-10 minutes before the start of the class, we go to the link, all we have to do is click on the link.
Then the browser will redirect us and ask us to open this page with the "ZOOM" application.
Click on allow and you will be automatically redirected to the conference.
Fill in our name as well as our email address.
This is where you enter your email address. Then click on "log in to the webinar". You will see
that the webinar has not yet started. After the instructor starts the webinar, you will be redirected
to the webinar room.
What do we see there? We see the chat, here in the chat we select the option "all group members
and webinar participants". We do this so that all webinar participants see your question or your
message. We can even raise our hand to let the instructor see that we have a question or just to
get their attention.
We also have a "questions or answers" tab. We will not use that tab. We will only use it when the
teachers tell us to.
It is very important that in the top left corner there is an entry. Right now we see that there is no
entry. Therefore, it is necessary to remind the instructor to start the recording. After that, the
instructor turns on the recording and the class will go nowhere.
Now the recording has appeared, a "red dot". Once the lecture is finished, we click to exit the
lecture. Or, otherwise, we will be automatically expelled. That's all, have a successful class.

Hello everybody, as promised, today I am going to explain how to link the calendar with the
"university" to your personal calendar.
Go to settings, click on the "Enable" button, copy the link and go to your personal calendar, for
example, "Google calendar". Add other calendars. Add them by URL.
Now paste the link and click "Add calendar". Great, the calendar has been added, now we have
the classes in our personal calendar, as well as the homework due dates. Now we won't miss any
of the activities.

Once we have added students to the group, we can now add teachers and tutors to the group.
How do we do this?
By clicking on "add" under teachers, we can see the available teachers who can teach in this
group. In addition, here we can see which courses the instructor can teach. Which technologies
he/she knows. In addition, you can see their working hours. Select a teacher, click on the
"assign" button. Thus, we have assigned a teacher to our group. If you need to add another tutor
to the students. Then we select the tutors; click on the button "add" or on the button "manage
tutors".
We see a list of students, and we see a list of available tutors. If we click on "select all", the
students of the whole group are chosen. That is, if there are 10, 20 or 30 students here, they are
all selected.
You can also select a specific student, a specific tutor. On the right-hand side, we see a list of our
available tutors and the number of students they mentor.
For example, we select our student, choose a tutor and click "assign". That's it; we now have a
student who has this one tutor. You can also delete that tutor by clicking on that bin and the tutor
will be deleted automatically.
So we've assigned a tutor to the student. And now, that student will always have that particular
tutor reviewing their assignments.
So we can add any number of tutors and students to our group. It doesn't depend on the number
of tutors or students, the program works fine with any number.

So, once we have made a group, we can add students to that group. We can do this in two ways.
Students can be added via a file, or manually. Let's see how to add a student through a file.
We have to extract a file with "CSV viewer and editor" with fields like course title, contact ID,
first name, last name, patronymic, client, phase this client is in, contact number, final price, how
much he/she has paid so far, mail, phone, date of last payment, contractor, city. These are all the
basic fields we need to work with students. Right now we have, for example, one student, but in
reality, there could be many. For example, 10, 20 or 30, depending on how many people are
studying in the group. You can upload them all in one file. How? Download it to your computer
as a single file, then click here: "upload file", select the downloaded file, and click "open". The
name of the file appears here, and then press the button "invite students". The programme says
"ok". And now we have our first student. This way we can add a large number of students at
once.
If we want to manually add a student, we press the add student button. We have a window in
which we can write the data of a particular student. We enter their name, surname, patronymic,
telephone number and email.
Then, we choose the product he/she needs. We also specify the director and the city of residence.
When we have filled in all these fields, you will have the same number of students as in the
previous option. So you have two ways to add students to the group.

Once we have added the students, teachers and tutors, we need to make a timetable for all these
people in their calendars. So they can see their work schedule. When they have classes when
they have deadlines for assignments and things like that. To do that, we click on the calendar, in
the centre of the group or the side menu, it doesn't matter. Now we go to that page, specifically
the calendar page. We select a schedule or a specific event. If we are making a timetable, we
click on the timetable button. We choose the start of our education, we specify a date. We select
the time and duration of the course in minutes. Now we select the group numbers to which this
timetable applies.
Then we select the course for which we are selecting this timetable. Next, we choose the name of
the course block. We choose a teacher and select the days on which the study will take place. At
the bottom write the number of classes of the module. Then click on generate a timetable. Now
we see all the lessons in our calendar with all the data: the date of delivery, the teacher, the days,
on which the class will take place. In addition to the assignments, and the due dates of the
assignments.
If you want to add a specific event, you can do that as well. Click on "events", type in the name.
Choose when the event will take place. Choose a time. Choose the duration, and a description of
this event, as well as, the type of event, the title, the target group of the event. Choose the teacher
who will enter the event. Click on "create event". And we will see, in the calendar, that the event
has been added.
So we have created a calendar, already scheduled. Students, teachers and managers can see the
same calendar. Here we can see all the events, and we can also see the title and information of a
particular event individually.

When our students start studying, they go through the modules, start handing in assignments, etc.
When our manager visits the page of a particular group, he can see information about it, and also
about the list of students. That is, their assignments, the number of assignments created and the
amount of homework still to be submitted. Here you can see the number of lectures you have
attended. This shows the amount of time this person has spent on the course. If the homework is
passed and going well, the colour will be green. If the homework is badly handed in, the data is
shown in red. In addition, if we hover the mouse over this data, we can see when the homework
was last handed in.
For example, this student's last assignment, number 4, was handed in on 26 July and was the
module 6 assignment.
In this case, we can see that the student handed in everything on time. And here the last
homework was handed in on the 11th of August and we can see the topic this homework was
about.
And in this part of the window, it is possible to switch between the courses and depending on the
course we will have information displayed. In this way, you can see which students are behind in
the current timetable and these students need help. If you need to contact a student, click on that
student and you will see the contact information in front of you. Email, mobile phone and their
manager.

Now we will learn how to create a group in which all teachers, students and tutors can be added.
How do we create a group in general? If you go into groups, you get this interface. Click on the
button to create a group. It redirects you to the group creation page. We write the name of our
group, the type of study in that group. We choose the courses we want for this group. If you have
a link in Slack, add it. If there is no link, you can do without it. We click on create. We have
created a group for our students, and then we can add students, teachers and tutors here.

The teacher, as well as the student, has access to the courses they are reading from.
So, we click on the materials button, we see a list of the groups we are reading from. We can
select any group, and here we see an outline of the material, as well as the lecture closest to when
we will have that group.
For example, here I see that the next lecture is on "web development". I can read the outline that
is made for this class. I can remember what exactly needs to be explained to the student. I can
also see what automatic checks there will be. I can also look at the nuances there will be in any
homework.
We can look at the homework. We can look at the lessons, specifically the list that we have to
read.

This is where we can see all the broadcasts that are coming up, all the webinars that are
scheduled. And this is where the recordings appear, the finished classes. If we want to start a
class, we can do it in two ways. Click on "calendar" and then click on "join". Or we can also do
it by clicking on "class" and then on "start broadcasting".
And we can prepare for the class thanks to the materials. Also, here we can move from one
module to another.

Once the teacher has logged in, he/she can start teaching the class. If we enter the "class" or the
"calendar", then we click on the "join" button. If, via the "class" button, then we simply clicks on
"start broadcasting". And that's how we enter our class. Here we have a panel that we can work
with. Right now we're interested in two buttons. They are: "start talking" and "show screen".
First of all, we have to set up a display screen. We press show screen, then we check it...
We see that we don't have a plug-in, we have to download it. We download it, unzip it, open it
and run it. Then we can show our screen to the students.

Click here and we can now display our screen. On the right we can see the participants in our
Webinar, with the presenters highlighted in red.
On the left we see the chat room, where we can communicate. Having learned how to display the
screen, let's learn how to record it. We press the record button and the recording will start from
that moment. After setting up the demo screen, turn on the recording, only then we can start our
webinar. Next, we press the talk button. There is a reverse report. We have the camera, we have
the initial sound, and the students can see us.
If any of the students want to ask a voice question, then we click on our student and give them
the right to connect the microphone during the Webinar. We click "yes", the student will also be
asked for an invitation to the dialogue, and he also clicks "yes". Afterwards, he can speak during
the webinar.
If we then want to mute the student, we have to do exactly the same manoeuvre and mute the
microphone.
If we want the learner to be able to share his screen, then we have to click on the learner and
make him the presenter for the duration of the demonstration. When we make him/her the
presenter, the learner can click on "show screen". There will be a check of the plug-in we have
installed with you. If it doesn't, the student has to install the add-on. So all students, if they want
us to show you the screen, they also have to install plug-in. After the student has shown us his
screen, we can make him a participant in the Webinar. Then the possibility of screen sharing
disappears.

In this way it is possible to share the screen, and connect to the Webinar.
Once the activity is done, you press the "talk" button, which mutes the audio. And then press the
button to end the webinar here. Then you click "yes" and the Webinar closes. And so we've
completed the Webinar successfully. And in 20 to 30 minutes a recording of our Webinar will
appear for more information.

Once you register in our system and start learning there, knowing all the Front-end technology,
you will always be taken to this page. On this page you will be able to follow your progress, day
by day it will change, showing your learning results. You can consult the information in two
ways. The first way is in the graph. This is where you can see by time spent, how much you are
learning and an analysis per week.
For example, in week 5 we spent 45 minutes on the notes and 55 minutes on the self-tests. In
total, we have spent more than an hour.
So here we have spent 37 minutes on the activity, 26 minutes on the syllabus and a little bit
more, only 1 minute on the self-test.
So you can see the dynamics of your learning over the weeks. This way you can see where you
are a bit weak to catch up with the programme. On the right, you can see your total learning time
and the amount of time you have spent on outlines, homework, supplementary materials, etc.
Also, if you notice, we have a block: "code writing time". For the system to be able to count the
time you spend writing code, you have to put an extra plug-in in the system. Go to your profile;
click on the "VScode" plug-in. Download it, save it. Then open "VScode" on your computer.
Open "settings", "extensions". Choose "three dots" and select "install VSX".
Browse for the file we downloaded, click installs and then the plug-in will be placed in
"VScode". We will then see the plug-in, which will allow us to display the time spent in the
middle of the "VScode" program. This will give you a more accurate picture of your time and
give you a more complete picture of what you spend your time on and to what extent.

To join the "IMS" study system. You have to go to the email, you will receive an email. You will
receive it in this format. Open it. If you do not have an account in our system, click on the link to
register. If you have an account in our system, simply click on the link to log in. Click on the link
for registration, a window for registering a new user will open.
The registration we send you by email, you can see it in the email. You choose your password. If
you need it, copy it and save it for future occasions, in case you forget it. Click on the
registration. And then open our profile on our platform.
Once you have registered in our system, you can start studying. Select the element of study, and
there you will see the available materials. Here you can consult the outline, read it and look at
the pictures. Then we can see the next page of the outline. You can navigate to the left and right
of the syllabus. It is easy to navigate between the classes.
After the overview, you can move on to the lessons. The live lectures with the teachers can be
viewed in the timetable. In the broadcasts you can see the list of broadcasts you will have. And
in the recordings of already recorded broadcasts.
To join the class, just click on join. And start listening to the live lecture. After listening to the
lecture, click on self-review and you can practice. Here you have the theory at the top, the
practice at the bottom, exactly the task with a description. And then you have the code editor,
where you have to write the task.
Once you have done this, click on check. If everything is correct, you move on to another task.
Here you can check all the tasks. When you have passed all the autochecks. You can go to the
materials tab to see additional entries.
Then you can open the tasks, here you can see at what time you have to hand in the tasks, which
tasks are under review. Here there is a form at the bottom for submitting tasks.
Submit your task to GitHub. Copy the link and paste it here. This is how you submit tasks. Once
you have typed your link, click "submit". The assignments are sent to the tutor for review. If you
have any questions, you can always write a comment about your assignment here. For example, I
don't know how to link the styles. Send a comment. Here you can see who submitted it and
when. When the tutor opens your assignments, you will see that you have submitted them, and
you can also look at the comments you have written. If you want to change modules, you can use
this menu on the right. And switch between modules.
You can also read the notes, do the self-tests, read the materials, etc. You will always have all
the information you have studied. If you have already completed a course, you can switch
between old and new material.
You will be able to use and study all the materials at your leisure.

In this video, we will learn how to comfortably display the screen while we are in this
programme. The first thing you have to do is unzip the file, which is called DTS. When you
unzip the file, you'll get a folder, go in there. Run this extension called "DTS". Once you've done
that, you'll get an icon here that tells you that you have the extension running.
If it's a MacBook, the extension is at the top, if it's Windows, the extension is at the bottom.
What should you do now?
When you click on the show screen, a window like this appears. You click on "show screen". If
you have more than one monitor, select the one you want. Once you have selected your monitor,
click on "start screen demonstration". When the on-screen demonstration has started, you will
have everything highlighted in red here. And you can show your screen, you can do whatever
you want on it, show tabs. All your listeners will see everything. If you want to explain
something with your voice, there's a "speak" button. This is the button that is responsible for
turning on the microphone. Without this button, you will not be able to communicate with your
colleagues.
When you want to turn off the on-screen demonstration, you have to press the talk button again.
After this, you will not be able to speak anymore.
To demonstrate the screen, again, you need to download the extension, you have to run it once.
And to speak, you have to press the green button. This turns the microphone on and off. After
you have demonstrated your screen, the instructor takes those rights away. Afterwards, you can
listen to the lecture quietly. If you still want to turn off the screen demonstration on your own,
then you need to press the materials button, to stop the screen demonstration. In this case, your
demonstration is now over. In the same way, you will be able to resume the on-screen
demonstration again. You also have an interface on the right side that allows you to control the
webinar. Here we can see the full-screen mode, by clicking on it you can facilitate the viewing of
the Webinar.

When the tutor enters his or her office, he or she sees an interface like this. There is a tab for
assignments and materials. In the materials, the tutor can see all the materials that are available
to the student. The tutor can also look at the outline himself, with all the autochecks and
supplementary materials. The assignments can also be viewed in detail. If necessary, the tutor
can see a list of the lessons the students will have. And recordings of lessons that have already
taken place. In other words, all the materials used by the students can be accessed. If the tutor
has many groups, he has to switch between them there.
You can also see different courses, for different groups. You can also switch between modules
on the right-hand side.
Here we have a bell, here we have a list of assignments that have come to us for review. We also
have links to assignments that have been submitted by students. Here we can see when the
assignments were submitted, who submitted them and the comments on them. And you can also
submit this assignment for review, or accept it. If we want to leave a comment, we can scroll
down and click on "post a comment". We write a comment and click on "send".

Also, when you open the interface, you can see a list of all the assignments that have been sent to
you for review. Here we can see how long a student is waiting for the verdict on his or her
assignment. Here you can filter the assignments by group, by course, by status. If there are any
defects in the assignments, you should write a comment. And send it for review. In this case, the
assignment will disappear from the list of assignments we have checked. And the student will
resubmit the assignments. In this way, you can see all the tasks that you have to check or send
for review.