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--- spo600:6502_math_lab [2025/01/24 21:17] – [Challenges (Optional, Recommended)] chris
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 Follow these steps:
   - You will be assigned to a Zoom breakout group. Within the group, select someone to be the initial "Driver" - the person who will be typing.
-  - Within the group, select someone who is not driving to be the "Presenter" - the person that will present your group's results to the class.
+  - Decide on how you're going to share the final code between members of your group. This might be as simple as pasting it into the Zoom chat (Caution!), or you could use a [[https://pastebin.com/|pastebin]], e-mail attachment, Git repository, or any other scheme that everyone agrees upon.
-  - Decide on how you're going to share the final code between members of your group. This might be as simple as pasting it into the Zoom chat (Caution!), or you could use a [[https://pastebin.com/|pastebin]], e-mail attachment, or Git repository, or any other scheme that everyone agrees upon.
   - Have the Driver share their screen with the group.
   - Collaborate with the Driver using audio and/or video. In Pair or Mob Programming, most of the coding suggestions come from those observing the Driver, not the Driver themselves.