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[|Mrs. Susan Nelson] Gmail: snelson@dpsk12.net or Email: susan_nelson@dpsk12.org Phone (720) 372-3868 **Message using Odysseyware for the fastest response.** **Office Hours** Monday 1pm - 3pm (offsite) Tuesday 9:30 am - 12:30pm (Smedley) Wednesday 1pm - 4pm (offsite) Thursday 9:30am - 12:30pm (Smedley) Friday 9:30am -1:30pm (Offsite) Weekend hours are variable, but I am usually online Sunday Evening

Do assignments in the order presented. New lessons won’t open until previous lesson is completed. Projects will contain lesson information so you may find yourself very confused if you skip over the projects. 1. Projects are 40% of your grade. Plan on taking the extra time necessary to complete the labs (projects). 2. The grades in Infinite Campus are based on completed and missing assignments according to the date. (See #4 below.) 3. The grade percentage found in Odyssey is based on the work completed but does not include missing work. 4. At the end of the quarter, the grades will be reconciled to reflect the quality and quantity of the completed work. Missing assignments will become ‘0’ and added into the grade percentage. 1. To look back at lessons go to ‘My Courses” tab, choose the course to open, and anything that is a different color can be opened. 2. Always choose submit for each answer. 3. The program will log you out after about 20 – 30 minutes of inactivity, but it won’t tell you you’re logged out. You might find yourself doing a lot of work that doesn’t get entered because you’re logged out. So pay attention to time and log in status. 4. The assignment due dates are determined by the program so that you don’t fall behind (the number of assignments is divided by the number of days in the quarter). Remember that you will be doing a semester’s worth of work in one quarter. It’s a lot but not too much for any of you!
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