Remote training courses (live Instructor-led online) are taught by an instructor on a one-to-one basis or with a small number of participants (typically 4 to 8 trainees).
- The participants and the trainer interact with each other using virtual desktops and video calls (VOIP such as Skype)
- Most courses are exactly the same as their classroom equivalent, including the course duration, curriculum and student materials.
- With these sessions, each participant has their own remote desktop where they can perform labs and exercises with the oversight of the trainer.
- This is often a more efficient way of teaching than a traditional classroom setting.
What will I need?
Required:
- Computer (PC or laptop) with reliable internet connection (min 2Mbit/s download and 256kbit/s upload)
- Chrome or Firefox web browser or VNC client
- Good quality microphone or head-set (telephone is the last resort, though unrecommended)
- Quiet place, free from external distractions and noise (coffee shop will not do)
Highly Recommended:
- Cable connection, rather than wifi
- 10Mbit download/1Mbit upload speed
- Webcam
- Second monitor
Detailed Setup
1. Accessing The Remote Desktop Using Your Browser Window
- Make sure you have the most up-to-date version of Chrome or Firefox
- Access test URL provided by the training coordinator and check whether you can connect before the session.
2. Testing Audio/Video
- Method 1: https://zoom.us/test or,
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Method 2:
- Test your microphone and speakers by calling Skype username echo123
- Add user "nobleprog" for assistance or another Skype login provided by the NobleProg training coordinator
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