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# Teams & Team Formation

**It is likely that you will be allocated to a team before you start the lesson**. So when you get to the team activity you will be able to see who your team mates are as well as the other teams. 

![Student's Teams Activity view](/files/-MUMyuUC8-W649SqvUsh)

If you have not been allocated to a team, you will be asked to wait or to contact your lecture to sort you out. 

Note that most of the interaction that you have in the lesson will be mainly with members of your team, but at certain stages, teams might discuss among them or in a class-wide discussion. 


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