Open+Response+Period+1

Group ORQ Step 1 : Select 2 graphs from the choices below. (You must be logged in to do so. Use the username and password you were given in class.) One graph should be from a-g and the other should be from h-n. Go to edit and then type the letters of the graphs you selected next to your group members' names and press save. NO GROUPS CAN SELECT THE SAME GRAPHS! So if a graph has already been selected by a group you can no longer select it.

Group 1: Ambrose, Kenefick, Harmon, Huynh Graphs: F and I Group 2: Rybacki, Emberley, Rotunno, Ganesa Graphs: C and M Group 3: Williams, Sullivan, DeFlumeri Graphs: B and H Group 4: Shea, Dreifus, Laramee, Carlson Graphs: Group 5: Beberman, Ellwanger, Jura, Paquett Graphs: Group 6: Vitols, Weafer, Okaka, Rekemeyer Graphs: Group 7: Knight, Tylock, St.Pierre, Teebaggy Graphs:

Step 2: Go to your group's page below. Group 1 F and I Group 2 C and M Group 3 B and H Group 4a and n Group 5 Group 6 G & J Group 7 K and E

Then go to discussion and select new post and write the graph letter as the name of the post. Next, clearly explain how you came up with your equation in the message box. (You might want to type the open response in word first and then cut and paste it into the message box.) When you are finished press post. Follow these same steps to create a second post for the second graph that your group is doing. So, when your group is done you should have two posts for each group member.





Step 3: Once every group member has their posts, each group member will respond to at least one of **each** of their group members' posts. Do this in a way in which every group members' original posts has at least one reply. In the reply, give your group member feedback on their response. Is there anything they said that was incorrect? Was there anything that they could explain more clearly? Is there anything they should add? What did they explain well? What did you like about their response?

Step 4: For the final step, your group will create a webpage of the ORQ for your two graphs. On the page where you wrote your discussions you should go to edit and write the solution to your ORQ for each graph. You can go into the discussion and copy and paste parts from your original posts if you like. Be sure to indicate the letter of the graph you are writing about and include a picture of your graph in the ORQ. To take a picture of your graph on this page you can scroll down until you see your graph and then press command, shift, 4, and then select the graph. When you let go of the cursor the picture will appear on your desktop. It will most likely say picture one. Now, go to your webpage and hit edit and go to file. Select upload file and choose picture 1 from the desktop. When it is done uploading double click on the icon. It should now appear on your webpage. Press save.