1. ~Don Juan in Tales of Power
“The basic difference between an ordinary man and a warrior is that a warrior takes everything as a challenge while an ordinary man takes everything either as a blessing or a curse.”
~Don Juan in Tales of Power

2. Learning goal:
I can access the e2020 program, and know how to access my coursework and the organizer so that I always know what my grade and progress are.

3. How does ED2020 remediate GPA?
Passing scores only.
You will earn an A, B, or C.
Prior grades remain on the transcript but no longer calculated into the GPA. The replacement grade is.
“Victory is sweetest when you’ve known defeat.” ~ Malcolm Forbes

4. TAKE CARE OF YOUR G.P.A. A= 4.O, B = 3.0, C= 2.0, D = 1.0, F = 0
Do the math: for every F you earn, it takes two A’s to bring your average up to a C.
Be smart about it – earn nothing less than an A or a B.
Colleges look for better than a 3.0 g.p.a.

5. A vector has both magnitude and direction.
You need to know where you are going in order to get there.
is the place to go.
Make a plan, investigate requirements
Set goals.

6. Education 2020 http://student.education2020.com

7. Username and Password Username: s(student number)
Password: last 4 digits of student number, 1st and last initials, 2 digit birth year

8. Click on a course title to access it.
Select “COMMUNICATIONS to send or check s.
Click on a course title to access it.
My Course Info
a. Shows the Progress Report for the selected course
b. Identifies the Current Lesson and the Next Activity
c. Allows navigation to the Course Map and Next Activity
d. Provides two Sign Out options
The organizer.
a. Progress Reports
b. Assignment Calendar
c. Orientation Videos
d. eNotes
e. Chat Manager and
f. Glossary
Announcements are usually for Virtual Lab students.

9. Click this to go to your lesson
The Organizer
Click this to go to your lesson

10. Get to know this page…
Check this frequently – you’ll always know where you stand.
Review your responses
Helps keep you on track.
Stores all of your notes for review.

11. You will always know where you stand.
BLUE is GOOD,
GREEN is GREAT!
Tracks your progress –
How much you’ve done vs. how much you should have done!
The timer keeps on ticking - even if you don’t.
It is your responsibility to keep up!
STAY IN THE GREEN!
Keeps track of your grade.
This tells you how much you have done and how much more you have to do.
Click on the power butto to go to your lesson

12. EXPECTATIONS: COMPLETE 1-3% EACH SESSION 7-10% OR MORE PER WEEK
IF YOU NEED OR WANT MORE TIME WORK AT HOME, the library, or AFTER SCHOOL IN 1312 when available .
YOU ARE RESPONSIBLE FOR COMPLETION.

13. The Course Map will show you all Units/Topics/Lessons/Activities found in your course
Items with a green check have been completed.
Click on the My Course Info tab to see the Course Map button at the bottom of the page.
Current activity, click on it to begin.
Next activity

14. Lesson format:
You must finish activities in the sequence they are listed.
The general the order of activities
Vocabulary – Lecture - Online Content
Practice/Homework - Quizzes/tests.
Everything is graded
Take good notes, do the online content, practice and homework you will easily complete your course.

16. Be sure to take notes!

17. Online content and journals
You must answer all questions.
The program looks for key words in your response when it grades the assignment.
Sorry, cutting and pasting won’t do!

18. For example…..
OC Question: Describe how the relationship between Charles I and Parliament led to the Petition of Right. What was the significance of the Petition of Right? (Site 1)
Suggested Answer: Generally Charles I had a good relationship with the people of England, but he strongly believed in the Divine Right of the Monarchy. This caused conflict with Parliament, who wanted to limit the power of the monarchy. One of the most significant conflicts between Charles and Parliament was over supplies for the Thirty Years' War. Eventually, Parliament voted the king supplies but also made him accept the Petition of Right. This was a landmark legal decision. The king agreed to respect the rights outlined in the Petition, including: an end to the billeting of troops in private homes and trials by martial law. The Petition also made arbitrary taxation and imprisonment illegal.
Student's Answer: Parliament voted the king supplies in 1628, but also made him accept the Petition of Right. This was a landmark legal decision. The king would now observe the rights of his subjects which, among other things, demanded an end to the billeting of troops in private homes and trials by martial law. The Petition also declared arbitrary taxation and imprisonment as illegal.
OC Keywords: Charles, Parliament, relationship, war, supplies, forced, Petition of Right, agree, rights

19. Assessments: Quizzes : 10 Questions ( 1check)
Your score on the Practice accurately predicts the score you will earn on a quiz or test.
If you don’t do well ask for a reset.
All questions come from the lectures AND practice activities.
Quizzes : 10 Questions ( 1check)
Topic tests: 25 questions (1 check)
Cumulative Exams: 50 questions
(1 check)
may have retakes if needed.
can use notes on the quizzes &review your previous attempts.
PASSING SCORE: 70%
C’s do nothing for your g.p.a – work toward A’s and B’s

20. Questions are multiple choice, T/F, or short response
You must get permission from me to take tests.
ONLY CLICK “SUBMIT” WHEN FINISHED.
THE TEST IS GRADED IMMEDIATELY.
If you exit and save your test, answered questions are locked.
CLICK THIS TO FLAG A QUESTION YOU ARE UNSURE OF.
Use the buttons and arrows to navigate questions.

21. Our deepest fear is not that we are inadequate
Our deepest fear is not that we are inadequate. Our deepest fear is that we are powerful beyond measure. It is our light, not our darkness, that frightens us. We ask ourselves, who am I to be brilliant, gorgeous, talented, and fabulous? Actually, who are you not to be? You are a child of God.
Your playing small doesn’t serve the world. There’s nothing enlightening about shrinking so that other people won’t feel insecure around you. We were born to manifest the glory of God within us. It’s not just in some of us; it’s in everyone. And as we let our own light shine, we unconsciously give the other people around us the permission to do the same. As we are liberated from our own fear, our presence automatically liberates others.
~ Nelson Mandela

22. Success is the only option!