1. Getting to Know the Oil Palm seed
2. Types of Oil Palm nursery

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1. Ahmad, Abu Bakar. Teknologi Getah Asli. Rubber Research Institute Malaysia, 1985.
2. Fairhurst, Thomas. Oil Palm. International Potash Institute, 2003.
3. G. Acquaah. Principles of Crop Production Theory, Techniques, and Technology. Pearson Prentice Hall, 2011.

1. What is micro-credential (MC)?
A MC is defined as digital certification of assessed knowledge, skills and competencies in a specific area or field which can be a component of an accredited programme or stand-alone courses supporting the professional, technical, academic and personal development of the learners.
2. Does a learner need to fulfil any minimum entry requirements when applying for MC?
No. MC does not have any entry requirements. However, if the learners would like to use the MC(s) acquired to gain an academic qualification, then he/she must meet the minimum entry requirements of the programme before he/she can be awarded the academic qualification.
3. What should I take note before I apply for a MC Course?
• Check the topic, learning outcomes and assessment of the MCs course
• Check the class date and timetable
• Check the minimum age requirement (for credit bearing) or hardware/software requirement (for professional)
• Check the entry requirement of the origin programme (if you would like to apply for the main programme with MCs course)

Online Learning Etiquette for Online Learners

Effective online learning requires not only active participation but also good online etiquette. By adhering to these guidelines, you can create a positive and productive online learning environment for yourself and your peers:

1. **Be Punctual:** Treat online classes as you would in-person classes. Log in on time and be ready to start. Being late disrupts the flow of the class.

2. **Dress Appropriately:** While you don't need to wear formal attire, maintaining a level of personal grooming and dress suitable for a learning environment can help you stay focused.

3. **Check Your Technology:** Ensure your computer, internet connection, and any required software or applications are working correctly before the class begins.

4. **Find a Quiet Space:** Select a quiet and distraction-free environment for your online classes. Inform your household members about your schedule to minimize interruptions.

5. **Mute Your Microphone:** When you're not speaking, keep your microphone muted to reduce background noise. Unmute only when you want to contribute to the discussion.

6. **Use Video Wisely:** Turning on your camera can create a more engaging and personal experience, but it's not mandatory. Respect the preferences of your instructor and peers.

7. **Participate Actively:** Engage in discussions, ask questions, and contribute to group activities. Active participation enhances your learning experience and that of others.

8. **Be Respectful:** Treat your instructor and fellow learners with respect. Avoid interrupting others, and wait for your turn to speak.

9. **Use Chat Thoughtfully:** If there's a chat feature, use it for relevant questions or comments. Avoid side conversations that may distract others.

10. **Stay Focused:** Minimize distractions by closing irrelevant tabs or apps. Stay attentive to the class content.

11. **Complete Assignments on Time:** Meet deadlines for assignments, quizzes, and other coursework. Time management is crucial for online learning success.

12. **Communicate Effectively:** Use clear and concise language when writing or speaking. Proofread your messages and emails before sending them.

13. **Respect Diversity:** Online classes often bring together people from diverse backgrounds. Be open to different perspectives and cultural sensitivities.

14. **Seek Help When Needed:** If you encounter technical issues or have questions about the course material, don't hesitate to ask for help from your instructor or support services.

15. **Maintain Academic Integrity:** Uphold the same ethical standards online as you would in a traditional classroom. Avoid plagiarism and cheating.

16. **Log Out Securely:** After your class or session, log out of your accounts securely, especially if you're using shared or public computers.

Remember that online learning etiquette contributes to a positive and inclusive learning environment. By following these guidelines, you can make your online learning experience more enjoyable and successful.

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