Please
print
out all
important
information.
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SUGGESTIONS
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When you start a new unit, please print out the web pages
(including this one, the syllabi, and the informational pages) that
are associated with the unit. This includes the graphing calculator notes
page and also any reference links that may be there. All pages should go
into a looseleaf notebook for you to refer to while you are working on the
chapter and for future reference. There is no need to print the pages
out in color, but it is a nice touch to see links and highlighted
text.
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Please photocopy and keep a copy of any materials that you mail (or
FAX) to me. You should also print out a copy of any E-mail to me that are
important, such as a quiz or a homework assignment. Each of these should
also go into the notebook within the associated unit. Organization
is very important in this course. Please make sure all E-mail has your real
name on it and not just your E-mail address.
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Please make sure you have an up-to-date web browser.
Microsoft Explorer is recommended. You should be able
to see following symbols < is a less than sign >
is a greater than sign. If you cannot see these then please update your
webbrowser. There is some Java script in the course. Please
make sure your browser can read these.as many browsers cannot handle
the applets.
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There are some quizes and handouts using Adobe Acrobat reader. Please
look for the links to their site for download on the plug-in page.
This is an easy program to use and allows you to view long files which would
be difficult to put into HTML for viewing. It is a plug-in for your browser.
You will also need a plug-in for
MathViewTM. You can download
from the plug-ins page.
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There are also some forms on the web site that can be filled in and
submitted from the internet.. Through experience, I have determined that
not everyone can submit these from their computers (especially if they are
using a work computer in a secure area) Below
is a sample form for you to fill out. Just type
in the white spaces or click an arrow to get to your choice on a mulltiply
choice question.
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