HOW TO POST A COMMENT

Here are the steps for posting a comment:

1. Click on the title of the Blog Post . You will use your cursor to click on the title.

2. Okay, now you are in the virtual room, and you should be able to look at other student comments. Peruse the comments, as you scroll down to the bottom of the comments (postings). You are welcome to address peer comments, as well as add your own personal views/position.

3. When you reach the bottom of the comments there exists a very small hyperlink labeled "Post a Comment."

4. After you click "Post a Comment," you will again see all of the comments from other students with a white background, on the left-side of your screen. CLICK

Jump to comment form

5. Post your comment in the space provided.

6. NOW you have choices: the blog defaults to "Google Account," If you have a Gmail or Google Account put in your user name and password. IF YOU DO NOT HAVE A GOOGLE ACCOUNT...put your cursor to "ANONYMOUS" and provide the funky WORD VERIFICATION (for security purposes), and then CLICK "Publish your Comment." Your comment will appear shortly.

**NOTE** if you CHOOSE ANONYMOUS make sure to clearly put your name at the beginning or ending of your post so that I can accurately record your Participation.



Tuesday, September 6, 2011

Please follow this link and enter the "Project Implicit" research website--enter by clicking on the American flag and take one of the survey tests that assesses possible hidden bias towards particular peoples and/or ideologies.





Take the survey (takes about 10 minutes) and then blog your response below.  You will click on the American flag in the lower right hand corner.
Don't try to 'outsmart' the test.
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After reviewing the comments authored by previous Com 12 students in the BLOG "VOICE FROM LAST SEMESTER: GRAPEVINE," What are your expectations for this course? What is your responsibility? What is my responsibility? And what is our responsibility to one another?
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