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EX.NO:8 DIFFERENT TEACHING STYLES

April 02, 2019

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EX.NO:1 HOW TO USE A CELL PHONE

EX.NO:1 HOW TO USE A CELL PHONE Three Parts: Finding the Best Cell Phone Plan Choosing the Right Phone Using Your Cell Phone Community Q&A From flip phones to camera phones and all the way to a phones with music and apps, cell phones help us communicate and connect us to the world. They're especially a must for teenagers and adults alike, and sometimes essential to have for work, school, and in order to socialize. Part 1 Finding the Best Cell Phone Plan 1 Research local cell phone carriers in your area. Depending on your region, there will be numerous phone companies with a variety of plans. Go on their website or to their shops and ask for information about their services. Or read reviews and ask others what their experiences are like with their provider. The amount of people using a certain provider is a good indicator of which carrier is the best in your area. 2 Look for a provider with the best network coverage. ...

EX.NO:9 VIDEO CONFERENCE

EX.NO:9 VIDEO CONFERENCING: Introduction What is Video Conferencing? Video conferencing is a live connection between people in separate locations for the purpose of communication, usually involving audio as well as video. What is the difference between video conferencing and teleconferencing? Video conferencing is a live link involving both audio and video communication. Teleconferencing is a live link involving audio only. What components are required for a video meeting? Video meetings use either a dedicated video conferencing system or an application running on a desktop computer. In either case, the system needs a microphone, a camera, a monitor and either a speaker or headphones. The video conferencing unit or computer programme uses software to convert the inputs into a digital signal that is sent to the remote unit. The remote unit then decodes this signal and outputs the results. What is a codec? Codec stands for “Coder/...

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