| Sunday, January 25th, 2009 |
| 2:09 pm |
Period 7 Spring 2009
Introductions
Go ahead and introduce yourself to the rest of the class. Maybe you can tell them what you think you hope to get out of this class. Respond to at least two of your class members' posts. The goal here is to make sure we can blog correctly.
When you are replying to one of your classmates, type in your first and last name followed by the name of the person you are replying to in the subject section of your message. For example "Bill Blevins’ reply to Gary Hedin".
Also, click on Anonymous in the "From" category before you send your message. That way you do not need to be a registered user with this particular website. |
| 2:08 pm |
Period 5 Spring 2009
Introductions
Go ahead and introduce yourself to the rest of the class. Maybe you can tell them what you think you hope to get out of this class. Respond to at least two of your class members' posts. The goal here is to make sure we can blog correctly.
When you are replying to one of your classmates, type in your first and last name followed by the name of the person you are replying to in the subject section of your message. For example "Bill Blevins’ reply to Gary Hedin".
Also, click on Anonymous in the "From" category before you send your message. That way you do not need to be a registered user with this particular website. |
| 2:08 pm |
Period 6 Spring 2009
Introductions
Go ahead and introduce yourself to the rest of the class. Maybe you can tell them what you think you hope to get out of this class. Respond to at least two of your class members' posts. The goal here is to make sure we can blog correctly.
When you are replying to one of your classmates, type in your first and last name followed by the name of the person you are replying to in the subject section of your message. For example "Bill Blevins’ reply to Gary Hedin".
Also, click on Anonymous in the "From" category before you send your message. That way you do not need to be a registered user with this particular website. |
| 2:07 pm |
Period 2 Spring 2009
Introductions
Go ahead and introduce yourself to the rest of the class. Maybe you can tell them what you think you hope to get out of this class. Respond to at least two of your class members' posts. The goal here is to make sure we can blog correctly.
When you are replying to one of your classmates, type in your first and last name followed by the name of the person you are replying to in the subject section of your message. For example "Bill Blevins’ reply to Gary Hedin".
Also, click on Anonymous in the "From" category before you send your message. That way you do not need to be a registered user with this particular website. |
| 2:07 pm |
Period 4 Spring 2009
Introductions
Go ahead and introduce yourself to the rest of the class. Maybe you can tell them what you think you hope to get out of this class. Respond to at least two of your class members' posts. The goal here is to make sure we can blog correctly.
When you are replying to one of your classmates, type in your first and last name followed by the name of the person you are replying to in the subject section of your message. For example "Bill Blevins’ reply to Gary Hedin".
Also, click on Anonymous in the "From" category before you send your message. That way you do not need to be a registered user with this particular website. |
| 1:57 pm |
Period 1 Spring 2009
Introductions
Go ahead and introduce yourself to the rest of the class. Maybe you can tell them what you think you hope to get out of this class. Respond to at least two of your class members' posts. The goal here is to make sure we can blog correctly.
When you are replying to one of your classmates, type in your first and last name followed by the name of the person you are replying to in the subject section of your message. For example "Bill Blevins’ reply to Gary Hedin".
Also, click on Anonymous in the "From" category before you send your message. That way you do not need to be a registered user with this particular website. |