Title: Default for English Composition 2011
Course: Advanced Composition for the Digital Age SP14

Q: By marking True, you verify that you have read the course Introduction and Syllabus.
- True (Thanks, you're understanding of this information will help you be successful in this class.)
- False (Go back and read the linked resources.)
A: True

Q: 1. I understand that 10% of my grade will be for participating in class discussions and responding to other students.

2. I understand that at any time I can check my grade by logging into the class and clicking on "Grades" in the Administration Block.

3. I understand that assignments that are submitted without the required elements and sharing settings will not be graded.
- True (Thanks, keeping track of your own progress is essential to being successful in this class. Checking your grades is a great way to make sure you've not missed anything important.)
- False (Please email your instructor if you have questions about this.)
A: True

Q: I have competed one of the following:

- Visited http://gmail.com or to http://www.google.com/accounts/ and set up my Google Account;
- I already have access to Google Apps through my school district;
- I have made other arrangements with my instructor
- True (Thanks, we will be accessing many of Google's applications in assignments and for enrichment in this class. Knowing how to navigate a Google account will help you be successful in future endeavors as well.)
- False (Pick one of the options and complete before changing your response.)
A: True

Q: How can you access course assignments?
- I can click on the unit image to see the unit page and click on my assignment link. (It's actually All of the Above. So whenever you get lost, there's an easy way back to your activities.)
- I can click in the Navigation block on the main page and find my assignments through the unit pages. (It's actually All of the Above. So whenever you get lost, there's an easy way back to your activities.)
- I can look in the Resources block and click on Assignments/Resources/Forums to access my assignments. (It's actually All of the Above. So whenever you get lost, there's an easy way back to your activities.)
- I can click on Grades in the Administration Block and see what I'm missing and link to it from there. (It's actually All of the Above. So whenever you get lost, there's an easy way back to your activities.)
- All of the Above (You got it. All of these options will work for you to find your assignments)
A: I can click on the unit image to see the unit page and click on my assignment link. / I can click in the Navigation block on the main page and find my assignments through the unit pages. / I can look in the Resources block and click on Assignments/Resources/Forums to access my assignments. / I can click on Grades in the Administration Block and see what I'm missing and link to it from there. / All of the Above

Q: I have found my instructor's contact information and know how to ask a question.

I have access to one of the communication options for this class should I require further assistance: Skype; Mikogo; Join.Me Using Mikogo or Join.Me will require a phone or Gmail/Google Voice connection. Skype allows for audio/video and desktop sharing.
- True (Great! Being able to communicate with your instructor will provide you with quick support to any of your questions.)
- False (Download and install one of the options and make sure that it is working before changing your response. If you have any trouble contact your instructor.)
A: True

If you could choose one of the units from this semester where you felt most engaged and submitted your best work, which one was it and why?

In what area did you have the most difficulties in this course? How did you address those difficulties?

Write a little bit (1-2 paragraphs) about what you feel you've learned throughout this course.

If you could share one piece of information from this course with someone what would it be and with whom would you share it? Why?

Do you have any other comments you'd like to share with the instructor about this course?

Now that you have a blog, do you plan to keep it going after class is over? Why or why not?