Once on the Academy Page, click on the seminar title found under the Upcoming Live Courses tab. Click on the 'Access your course/material on the MyLearn platform' link. Go to the Professional Development tab on the top, then Your Seminars and Materials on the right menu, and navigate to the correct title. And maybe switch to speaker view so you can see their face clearly.Log in to your account on Online Services. Speaker etiquette: If you have someone who’s speaking, make sure you are muted! But keep your camera on, the speaker will appreciate being able to see faces.You’ll hear better, you’ll sound better, and it stops sound from echoing. Use a headset: If you have a headset, use it.So after you ask a question or if you expect a response, leave a pause of a second or two before you jump back in. Leave pauses: When you talk, it actually takes a second or so before everyone will hear what you said (it’s called latency).Speaker view is good when one person is doing a lot of talking.

Gallery or tile view is great when collaborating as a group as you get to see many faces.

Use the views: Most conferencing software will have more than one way to view the people on the call.

Don’t troubleshoot during the meeting: If you’re struggling with connecting, don’t hijack the meeting.

Use a moderator: For really big meetings with 20+ people, assign one person to monitor the chat to handle questions.

Use chat: If there are a lot of people in the meeting, use the chat to ask questions or to express interest to talk.

It feels more like a meeting if you see people’s faces.

Turn on video: Don’t be shy, turn on your camera if you have one.

Every conferencing system has a way to mute, usually a microphone icon will toggle your mic on and off.

Mute is your friend: If you’re not talking, mute your mic.

Run a test meeting: To help everyone to be ready, book a test meeting specifically to help people get setup properly.

Make sure the mic, speakers and video work BEFORE attending your first meeting. You’re going to be using a laptop, phone or desktop so use the device you plan on using to attend the meeting. If you want more details on each item, read on after the list. Here’s the TL:DR (Too Long, Didn’t Read) version of online meeting etiquette.

How to mute yourself on zoom webinar