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Orientation
Quiz: 4 pts. Part 1 Due 09/01/07 Part 2 Due 09/05/07 |
Please complete both parts of the Orientation
Exercise. Part One of the quiz will be completed at the mandatory
orientation session on 01 September, and it is worth two points.
The points for Part One are based on accuracy and completeness. Part
Two of the quiz is due by 05 September, and it also is worth two
points. The points for Part Two are based on completeness and
successfully submitting the content as an e-mail attachment.
For Part One (completed during the orientation session), copy the questions into your word processor; then, respond to the questions. Save the word processing file in Rich Text Format (*.rtf) and name it "part1.rtf" (without the quotation marks). Last, print and submit a hard copy of Part One of your quiz before you leave the orientation session. For Part Two, create a separate file and save that second file in Rich Text Format as "part2.rtf" (without the quotation marks). Complete the quiz. When you have finished Part Two of the quiz and saved it, create an e-mail message addressed to your instructor, Kurt Neumann (kneumann@harpercollege.edu). Then, attach Part Two as an attachment to the same e-mail message. (Also, please see the reminders regarding e-mail courtesies that are posted to the course web site.) To repeat--Part Two should be saved as a Rich Text Format file and submitted as a file attachment to an e-mail message. Part One: Course Material/Syllabus
Part Two: Writing Exercise
Next, in two or three paragraphs summarize what information the four sites have in common and in what ways they differ. Then, use your own experience with writing and receiving e-mail messages to reflect on and respond to the information you found on those sites. For instance, consider what information you find valuable in those sites. What information surprised you? What information do you accept and what information makes you skeptical? Remember, Part Two needs to be submitted as an attachment to the e-mail message. |
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