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45 CAPITULO 4 RESULTADOS Y DISCUSION 4.1 Síntesis de monómeros. 4.1.1 Monómero M3. 3-propargiloxi-2-naftalato de propargilo. Se sintetizó 3-propargiloxi-2-naftalato de propargilo, mediante la reacción de ácido 3-hidroxi-2-naftoico con bromuro de propargilo en acetona. El espectro de RMN 1 H del compuesto se muestra en la Figura 14. En la Tabla 3, se muestran desplazamientos químicos, la integral y multiplicidad de las señales que corresponden al espectro. La asignación de las señales se hizo con base en los desplazamientos químicos, δ, los acoplamientos, J HH observados y la integración de las áreas relativas de las señales. La señal que se observa a un desplazamiento químico de 2.56 ppm es un triplete con J = 2.48 Hz e intensidad relativa de 1, esta se asignó al protón acetilénico terminal A, el cual tiene un acoplamiento a largo alcance con los dos protones C. Al protón B se le asignó la señal con δ = 2.58 ppm, esta es un triplete con J = 2.40 e intensidad relativa de 1, debido a que presenta acoplamiento a largo alcance con los protones D. En el espectro se observan dos dobletes a 4.92 y 4.99 ppm con intensidad relativa de 2 y J = 2.48 Hz, los cuales se asignaron a los protones metilenos C y D respectivamente. Entre 7.41 y 8.43 ppm se encuentran las señales de los protones correspondientes a los anillos aromáticos. A δ = 7.41 hay un singlete que integra para un protón, se asignó al protón E, seguido de un triplete de dobles a 7.44 ppm que se asignó al protón F el cual presenta acoplamiento directo con los protones G e I con J = 6.9 Hz y

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Page 1: Best Practices for Video Conferencing in a Google+ Hangout · 2019-07-31 · URL for the Google+ Hangout. Click the link when it is made available. 4. Once inside the Hangout, mute

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Best Practices for Video Conferencing in a Google+ Hangout

Equipment needed: A computer with a connection to the internet. For group video connectivity, Google suggests

bandwidth of 1mbps for upload and 2mbps for download for each user.

You can test your bandwidth at http://www.speedtest.net. Once the page loads, click the Begin

Test button. After testing your download and upload speed will display above the speedometer.

A headset for your computer. I recommend a usb headset as many headphone/mic inputs are located

on the back of computers. I recommend Logitech or Plantronics USB headsets. This will minimize the

amount of feedback that everyone in the room hears.

A web camera. Personally, I use either whatever is built into the laptop, if you have one, or any HD

webcam with USB. I’m partial to Logitech HD webcams and typically use a Logitich HD Pro Webcam

C920. Prior to video conferencing, be sure that you verify that the camera works with your computer by

installing the driver and testing that it does indeed work.

Steps to follow prior to the conference 1. Make sure you have the bandwidth needed for the conference by testing your bandwidth at

http://www.speedtest.net. Once the page loads, click the Begin Test button. After testing your

download and upload speed will display above the speedometer.

2. Make sure that your headset is plugged in and functioning properly. One way to test the

headphones is to try listening to music on the computer or visiting youtube.com and watching a

video that includes sound. You can test your microphone by visiting

http://www.onlinemictest.com/ and following the directions there.

3. Test your webcam by using whatever software that was installed with it or by visiting

http://mailvu.com/testCamera/TestYourWebCam.html .

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Best Practices for hosting a Florida Institute of Technology

Google+ Hangout 1. Follow the instructions titled Steps to follow prior to the conference.

2. Sign into your Google Account by visiting http://accounts.google.com. Your account uses your

TRACKS ID and should be entered in this format [email protected] . From this page you will

be directed to sign into TRACKS. If this is your first time using your account, you will be

prompted to fill in your profile (Name, picture, etc).

3. After logging in, you will see your name and a + in the upper left corner of the browser screen.

You may be asked if you wish to add people to your circles. In this case look for a link which says

continue and click it. You will be taken to your main Google+ page.

4. When you enter your Google+ page, you will notice on the upper right, just

under your profile picture. Click it. At the bottom of the page click Hangout Party. When you

mouse over Hangout Party a button labeled “Start a Party” will be revealed. Click the “Start

a Party” button.

5. When prompted to Invite people click Cancel. You should now see your video camera displaying

in the lower section of the screen.

6. Speak into your microphone. You should see a green sound indicator on your video camera

display. You can also see a sound indicator in the upper right section of the screen.

7. Copy the URL at the top of the Hangout.

8. From your email, send this link out to whomever you wish to join. They should be able to join

from that link.

9. In the Hangout, click the Chat button on the left. This will open up the Group Chat on the right.

Type a welcome message.

10. You can click on any attendees thumbnail icon to have it display in the main part of the screen.

11. Carry on with your meeting. When you are ready to quit, click the phone disconnect icon in the

upper right.

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Want to learn more? Check out the ITIT Training Page! It’s a one-stop shop for all our teaching technologies.

Best Practices for Joining a Florida Institute of Technology Google+

Hangout 1. Follow the instructions titled Steps to follow prior to the conference.

2. Prior to the Hangout, sign into your Google Account by visiting http://accounts.google.com.

Your account uses your TRACKS ID and should be entered in this format

[email protected] . From this page you will be directed to sign into TRACKS. If this is your

first time using your account, you will be prompted to fill in your profile (Name, picture, etc).

3. Watch your Florida Institute of Technology email for the host’s email which provides the

URL for the Google+ Hangout. Click the link when it is made available.

4. Once inside the Hangout, mute your microphone by clicking the mute microphone icon in

the upper right section of the screen. It will turn orange. This will help keep feedback from

starting.

5. In the Hangout, click the Chat button on the left. This will open up the Group Chat on the

right. Type a friendly “hello” in the chat box.

6. Unmute your microphone as needed (i.e. when you need to talk) by clicking the mute

microphone icon again. While you are speaking, if you don’t seem to cause any feedback,

you may be able to leave the microphone unmuted. However, if you do hear feedback, click

the mute microphone icon again. Chances are, as long as everyone is using a headset, you

won’t have any feedback and can continue with the microphone unmuted.

7. You can click on any attendees thumbnail icon to have it display in the main part of the

screen.

8. Carry on with your meeting. When you are ready to quit, click the phone disconnect icon in

the upper right.