Zoom links for CH131 Fall 2020

Important information about Zoom links: To join Zoom sessions for CH131 you must be logged-in to Zoom using your BU account.

All students are expected to attend their registered sections for CH131. Participation and engagement credit (for lectures, discussions, and labs) can only be awarded in your registered section. We recommend that you save the links to your registered sections on your computer for quick and easy access.

Questions about scheduling should be addressed directly to Professor Golger.

• Lectures
• Pre-lab lecture
• Discussion sections
• Office hours
• Lab sections

Lecture

Students participate live in Zoom lecture sections in CH131. We ask that all students keep their videos off to maintain bandwidth. That said, we encourage everyone to ask and answer questions in lecture by using the "Chat with Host" feature or by unmuting yourself and asking questions.

• Lecture section A1 (Professor Dill), Tuesday/Thursday 8:00am-9:15am ET (GMT-4): https://bostonu.zoom.us/j/97475537026?pwd=RlRNUWcyVlZvMmtSNkFoZzFrYitpdz09

Pre-lab Lecture

Students have two options for pre-lab lectures: (1) to participate live in the Zoom pre-lab lecture section, or (2) to watch the posted recordings. Recordings typically are posted by the following day.

• Pre-lab lecture P1 (Professor Golger), Tuesday 12:30-1:20pm ET (GMT-4): https://bostonu.zoom.us/j/92961853569?pwd=dnN3dE5tbmdicTdXd1NFeHN6UUxTUT09

Discussion Sections

Students participate live in Zoom discussion sections in CH131. All students must attend their scheduled discussion section - please check the student link for the section number (e.g., B1, C4, etc.). Please note: all times are listed in Eastern Time (GMT-4).

Discussion sections are much smaller than lectures (typically around 24 students). As such, we ask that students attend discussions with their videos on. We strongly encourage everyone to participate actively in discussions, and not just for the participation credit. Working through problems in groups (which is the main part of discussion) is the best way to succeed in General Chemistry!

Copy and paste the link below that corresponds to your registered discussion section into your browser to launch the Zoom meeting.