Turning in Assignments

The way that I’m grading your Google Search Assignments from last Thursday is whether you save it in the correct format:

hr-last name-last name-Google

and for turning it in. Watch this tutorial video from the Video Drive: Video (V) Drive>Osborne>Computer Tutorials>Saving and Turning in

If you don’t remember how to access the Video Drive. First click on the Folders icon in the bottom left hand corner. Then click on Computers on the left-hand side of the box that popped up. Then follow the path that I put in the directions in the previous paragraph.

After you turn it in, continue onto the next assignment.

Introductory Geographic Concepts

If you didn’t ever turn your Google Search assignment in last week, go ahead and do that first. Remember, you aren’t being graded on your answers. I’m just grading you on whether you turn it in or not.

So far we’ve learned how to properly save, how to turn in assignments, and how to properly search using Google. Before we can start talking about specific places, I need to be sure that everyone is familiar with some basic geographic concepts. Over the next few days we are going to cover section 1 from the textbook so we can make sure that everyone in class understands some of the core basics that we will use the entire semester.

You will use the (Green) textbook.  You can either grab a green textbook off of the shelf or you can use the online version. You can access the online version in my class links section. You need to download the assignment here:   Core Concepts Part 1

Read and follow the directions. Make sure you use a different colored font for your answers and you answer all of your questions using complete sentences.

You likely won’t finish the assignment today.  You will have tomorrow to finish this as well. Whenever you save it, make sure it’s in your H Drive (MOSIS number) and in this format:

hr-last name-last name-Concepts

If you are able to get it finished, turn it in after you save it.