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The document outlines ground rules for an online meeting, including muting microphones, using chat for questions, avoiding spam, reporting technical issues, respecting diverse opinions, and asking questions during an AMA session. It then lists learning objectives for an Android app development workshop which are to set up Android Studio, learn Kotlin basics, find resources to continue learning, build teams, work on an app, and submit it to a Github repository. More details on app submission will be provided later.
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- 2. Ground Rules ! Please mute yourself Use chat box for any queries Please don't spam Let us know if you are having issues with audio/video You got questions, shoot them at AMA session With diverse opinions coming in, respect each other’s thoughts.
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