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Summary

Nuisance disruptions to classes are a risk with online classes. Below are suggestions to prevent and options to deal with disruptions in any online Zoom meeting.

Prevention


If there is a greater risk of, or history of disruption, consider the following additional options:

Dealing with a disruptive participant

Troubleshooting

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