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DISCUSSION
BOARDS [There
will be NO Discussion Boards for my Fall 2007 World Civilization Class: Students
please ignore all of the instructions below] |
Any
Announcements and Power Point Slides for Lectures will be posted each week on
our course's UBLearns/Blackboard Site.
To Access our UBLearns Course site:
- Go to
https://ublearns.buffalo.edu/index.html [Alternatively, you can log-in
to your MyUB account and follow the links to UBLearns/Blackboard]
- Login onto your UBLearns account.
- Click on the link to our UGC111R course (make certain
that you have clicked the lecture course number, not the number for your
individual recitation section).
- Announcements (and links to them) will be displayed on
the first page you encounter.
- For lectures, click on the "Lectures" link. This
should be on the left-hand column.
- Look for the appropriate folder and file for the Week
and/or specific Lecture you wish to open and review. Please note that power
point files for lectures will be posted for Weeks 2 through 15 AFTER the
lecture presentation in class. These power-point
presentations ONLY contain the materials shown in class: they DO NOT contain
the extensive additional comments and analysis I shall provide in my
lectures. Thus, it is essential that you first attend and listen carefully
to all of my lectures.
Fall 207 Students: Please
IGNORE all information and instructions found BELOW on this Page!!!
These
discussion boards are for individual recitation sections. To get to them
click on the link for your section (see below) and and follow the directions for
submitting your response paper (also below). From here you can exchange files, send e-mail, enter a virtual chat, and
post to the discussion board for your recitation group.
To submit your response paper, take the following steps [Ignore
for Fall 2007]:
(1) After clicking on the link
[see below] for your recitation section, login on the ublearns/Blackboard
website. Then click on "Courses" tab at the top of the page.
(2) click on "UGC111D: World
Civilization"
(3) click on "Groups"
tab.
(4) click on YOUR recitation
section (for example, D1)
(5) click on "Group
Discussion Board"
(6) click on that week's forum
(e.g., "Week 2, Response Paper 1: Gilgamesh")
(7) click on "add new
thread" button
(8) fill out "subject" box
[for example, "response paper 1"]
(9) Paste the text of your
response paper into the "Message" box. You can do this by:
(a) opening the file containing your response paper
(b) block (i.e., highlight and mark) the entire text
(c) find and click on "edit" on your toolbar, then click on "copy"
(d) go back to the "message" box and position your cursor at the top left
(e) go to "edit" on your web browser's toolbar and click on "Paste"
(f) your response paper should now appear in the "message" box
(11) click "submit" button
(12) THAT'S IT, YOU'RE DONE!
To read another student's response paper and submit a comment:
(1) follow steps 1 through
6 above
(2) click on name of student
to view his/her message (i.e., response paper)
(3) the student's response
paper will now appear on your screen
(4) after reading it, scroll
to the bottom of the page and click the "reply" button
(5) in the "message" box,
add your comment
(6) click the "submit" button
(7) THAT’S IT, YOU’RE DONE-to
read another and to send another comment,
repeat above steps
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| Response Paper descriptions:
Part I: 2,
3,
4,
5,
6,
7,
8
| Part II: 9,
10,
11,
12,
13,
14,
15 |