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Coughlin’s post on “Who You Are” assignment

Dear Students,

ONE of your assignments due before the start of class  Monday, February 1 is to write a post here on OpenLab about “Who You Are”!  Please write a few sentences addressing each of the following topics:  (1) why you are majoring in Law and Paralegal Studies, (2) something you want to learn or do in this course, and (3) something you want us to know about YOU!! (I mean “you” as a person–what you like to do, where you like to go, etc.–NOT about law!)  Instructions on  how to post are here and under the “Course Info” tab.  For the “category” please choose “Who I Am (assignment).”  If you have trouble submitting this assignment as a post, you may submit it as a “reply” to this post (see below).  But TRY very hard first to post it on your own!  You may not submit this assignment on paper.

See the “Assignments” tab for other assignments due before the start of Monday’s class (Feb. 1).

Cheers,

Prof. C.

Coughlin’s post on “Instructor Expectations”

Dear Students,

THANK YOU! for your excellent suggestions during Monday’s class of “Instructor Expectations” to include in our course syllabus .  Here is what you said:

  • Hold review sessions before exams.
  • Make best efforts not to misplace work submitted by students.
  • Make information on students’ grade status readily available (e.g., through OpenLab).
  • Consider dropping students’ lowest grade on quizzes or homework.

These are all great suggestions, and I plan to include them.  If you would like to make additional suggestions, you may “reply” to this post (below) so the rest of the class can see them (preferred) or email them to me at kcoughlin@citytech.cuny.edu by Friday, February 1.  I will consider all suggestions and share the final list with you Monday!

Cheers,

Prof. C.

 

 

WELCOME! to Civil Law & Procedure (& how to post)

Ladies and Gentlemen,

WELCOME! to Civil Law and Procedure and our course OpenLab site!  Please browse around–check out the tabs above, which include useful information.  Feel free to post a message to the group!  Iinstructions on how to post are below and under the “Course Info” tab.

See you soon!

Prof. C.

How to POST!

  1. On the top of the screen, find the circle with the “plus sign” (+) inside, and hover your cursor over it.
  2. Choose “Post.”
  3. On the “Add New Post” screen, where it says “Enter title here,” type the title of your post, then type the post in the big white space beneath it.
  4. PROOFREAD your post!!
  5. On the right side of the screen, under “Categories,” choose an appropriate category.
  6. To include a link, click the icon at the top of the post that looks like a paper-clip  (“Insert/edit link”).
  7. To include a photo, document, or other attachment, click “Add Media” above the post.  Choose “Insert from URL” or “Upload Files” and follow the instructions.
  8. PROOFREAD your post again!!
  9. Click “Publish” (blue button) on the top right of your screen.
  10. To return to the Course Site and see your post, click “View post” (next to “Post updated.”) at the top left corner, under “Edit Post.”  OR at the top of the screen, in the middle, hover over “LAW1103 Civil Law & Proc” and click “Visit Site.”
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