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UFV 2020/2118Guidelines for conducting remote written examinations at Uppsala University From spring semester 2021Adopted by the ViceChancellor 15/12/2020UPPSALA UNIVERSITYGUIDELINES FOR CONDUCTING

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1. Gather necessary tools: Ensure you have a reliable internet connection, a computer or mobile device, and appropriate software for conducting remote work (like video conferencing tools).
2. Set up your workspace: Choose a quiet and comfortable space with good lighting and minimal distractions.
3. Prepare an agenda: Outline the topics to be discussed or tasks to be completed during the remote session.
4. Schedule the meeting: Use a calendar tool to send invites to participants at a time that works for everyone involved.
5. Share documents and resources: Provide all necessary materials in advance so participants can review them before the meeting.
6. Test your technology: Check your microphone, camera, and internet connection prior to the meeting to avoid technical issues.
7. Start the session: Begin by welcoming participants, introducing the agenda, and reiterating any ground rules.
8. Engage participants: Encourage questions and discussions to ensure everyone is actively participating.
9. Take notes: Document key points, decisions, and action items during the meeting.
10. Follow up: Send a summary of the meeting, including action items and deadlines, to all participants after the session.

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1. Businesses conducting meetings with remote teams or stakeholders.
2. Educators conducting online classes or workshops.
3. Freelancers and consultants working with clients from different locations.
4. Anyone who needs to collaborate with individuals who are not physically present.

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Conducting remote refers to the process of carrying out activities, usually related to monitoring or reporting, from a location that is not the main site or office. This often involves using technology to facilitate communication and data collection.

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The purpose of conducting remote is to ensure that activities can be effectively managed and reported on even when the person conducting them is not physically on site, allowing for flexibility and efficiency.

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The information that must be reported on conducting remote usually includes details about the activities performed, the outcomes achieved, time spent, resources used, and any relevant observations or notes.