A housing-authority virtual class serves a regional consortium spanning two time zones. How should the instructor handle start time and invitations?
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Short Explanation
Nine o'clock on a two-zone consortium invite is like saying meet at the diner at 9 without saying which town. Put both zones on the invitation and pick a start that remote sites can actually make.
Full Explanation
Virtual logistics include time-zone planning for the audience, not only the instructor's headquarters clock. Consortium learners who misread a single local time join late or miss labs. Invitations and start times should state the zones involved and choose a workable common time. Recording or duplicating sessions may be extra options, but they do not replace communicating time zones for the live offering.