How to Post Your Rough Drafts—
1. post your drafts by the due date (see “calendar update” on the course homepage) Writing Groups” under Course Menu at the left side of the WebCT homepage
2. click on your group name
3. click on “Compose Message” at the top left of the window
4. type/paste your sources per directions reviewed in class according to the class-generated question protocol
5. title your post “Jane’s P&A Draft” in the SUBJECT window
6. click on “Post” at the bottom left of the window
7. click on “update listing” near the top of the window to see your post
I
suggest that you draft the information in a Word document and then copy
& paste it to the message window.
It will save you time and lessen your need to be online.
2 – Responding to
Group Resources
Post responses by the due date (see “calendar update” on course homepage) to each group member on your group discussion board to provide feedback on their research sources. Use ideas like those generated in class as appropriate/useful responses.
How to Post Your
Responses—
1. post your revisions by the due date (see “calendar update” on the course homepage)
2. click on “Writing Groups” under Course Menu at the left side of the WebCT homepage
3. click on your group name
4.
click on a group member’s
post, such as “
5. Paste her paper to a Word document. Frame your response per directions reviewed in class and then insert Comments directly into the text of the draft. Add other comments at the end of the draft.
6. When finished, save the document.
7.
click on REPLY to
8. click on “Post” at the bottom left of the window
9. click on “update listing” near the top of the window to see your post
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– Revising and Posting Sources
Following
up on your group’s responses to your posted resources, complete further
research and post your revisions to the group discussion board by the due date
which can be found on the “calendar update” on the course homepage.
How to Post Your Revisions—
1. post your revisions by the due date (see “calendar
update” on the course homepage)
2. click on “Discussion Posts” under Course Menu
at the left side of the WebCT homepage
3. click on your group name
4. click on “Compose Message” at the top left of the
window
5. type/paste your sources per directions reviewed in
class according to the class-generated question protocol
6. title your post “Jane’s Sources revised” in the
subject window
7. click on “Post” at the bottom left of the window
8. click on “update listing” near the top of the window
to see your post
I
suggest that you draft the source information in a Word document and then
copy & paste it to the message window.
It will save you time and lessen your need to be online.
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4 – Posting Your Project
After you have met with your
group f2f in class and made decisions about your project design, decide who
will post it to WEBCT by the due date (see “calendar update” on the course
homepage).
How to Post Your Project/Presentation—
1. post your project by the due date (see “calendar
update” on the course homepage)
2. follow the directions reviewed in class for designing
a basic web page for your project (directions also posted in ‘WebCT Resources” under Course Menu at the left side
of the WebCT homepage)
3. click on “Project Posts” under Course Menu at
the left side of the WebCT homepage
4. click on ‘edit files’ next to your group name
5. upload Project Page and files per directions reviewed
in class and listed under “WebCT Resources”
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5 – Responding to Projects (NEEDS WORK)
Each group will respond to
the next numerical group’s project, i.e., Group #1 will respond to Group #2’s
project, Group #2 to #3’s, etc. by the due date (see “calendar update” on the
course homepage).
How to Post Responses to Presentations—
1.
click on “Project
Posts” under Course Menu at the left side of the WebCT
homepage
2.
click on the
group presentation and read/view it
3.
click on “Compose Message”???????
4.
type/paste your
response reviewed in class according to the class-generated question protocol
5.
title your post
“Name’s Project Response” in the Subject window
I
suggest that you draft the source information in a Word document and then
copy & paste it to the message window.
It will save you time and lessen your need to be online.
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6 – Revising and Posting Projects
Read feedback on your project
by accessing WebCT and clicking on ___________ under Course
Menu at the left side of the WebCT homepage.
Print the comments and bring them to class with you. You will meet f2f in class to plan revisions
using posted/printed feedback.. Your group will choose someone to post the
revised project.
How to Post Your Project Revision—
1. post your project by the due date (see “calendar
update” on the course homepage)
2. click on “Project Posts” under Course Menu at
the left side of the WebCT homepage
3. click on your group name????????????
4. post your revised project per directions in Assignment
4 – “Posting your Project”