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Assignment
Specifics INTRODUCTION TO THE COURSE The Internet version of Technical Writing offers the same content and assignments as the in-class version with the added bonus of allowing students to work around their own schedules. However, taking a class on the Internet provides a few unique challenges. Here are a few tips followed by a brief set of questions to help you get started on the right track. INTERNET COURSE TIPS:
INTERNET and EMAIL TIPS:
ASSIGNMENTS FOR THIS MODULE:
Logon to the ClassBuilder website ClassBuilder is a new program I'm trying out this semester to allow students to communicate on line and access grades. To get started in the course, read the directions below and logon to the site, THEN come back to the Orientation Module to complete the Orientation questions. Here's how to logon to the site: 1. Go to www.classbuilder.com 2. Type in the class number--11985-- at the STUDENT OR TEACHER LOGIN (on left). 3. Click on "Enroll in the class" and login. 4. Select "Technical Writing." 5. Click "ENROLL." 6. Fill in all the information boxes.
7. Click "ENROLL." That's it. I'll receive notification and add your name to the gradebook. Logon to the site in the next day or so and click on GRADES (link on left) to view your grades for the course.
Complete the Orientation by answering the following questions. The Orientation is designed to familiarize you with the layout of the website and the makeup of the assignments and policies of the class. Use the navigation bars (green boxes above and below) to navigate the website and come back to this page to enter your answers (5 points possible). Send your answers by clicking on the SUBMIT button below. NOTE: Don't forget to fill in the YOUR NAME and EMAIL ADDRESS boxes to receive credit for your answers. See the first two boxes below. |
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