Discussion Groups

In order to keep our on-line interactions from descending into utter chaos (instead of just sorta chaos), I've divided the class into discussion groups.  These groups determine (a) what conference on our WebBoard you post your work to, and (b) which of your classmates you will respond to.  I certainly encourage you to read the responses of other groups, but these are the only people you are required to respond to.

Please make a note of which group you belong to, and make sure you post to the appropriate WebBoard Conference.  If, for example, you are in Keystone City, and we are on Unit One, you would post under "Keystone City; Unit One."

(Note: the names have no particular significance other than clearly identifying each group and displaying your teacher's geek factor - although I'll give props to anyone who tracks down the more obscure of them).

Also, these groups are likely to get shuffled around once or twice if people drop the course.  I'll send an email notifying you should that happen.

Extra Note:  You're sharing this WebBoard with an on-line section of ENG102, and they're doing some exercises you're not, so if you see Conferences for things that you don't recognize, don't panic.  If your discussion group name isn't there, you don't need to sweat it.