If you do not, click on Directions and follow them to get a free account.  When you have an account, send me a message telling me so.   Use my address:
                  nmctaggart@nvcc.edu

• Under the Current Biography section, be sure to include your occupation, your college curriculum, career goals, something you have read recently that was significant,and something about your past writing experiences. You may include other information, such as something you believe in strongly or any other information that will help other students to know a little about you. Be sure to space in five spaces between paragraphs for easier reading. Be sure to include a correct email address, so the teacher and other students can easily get in touch with you. If at any time during the semester your email address changes, be sure to key in your new one on your Web page.
  
• Under the Special Interests section be sure to include your interests and hobbies, likes and dislikes, travels, and anything else you would like to share.  Be sure to space in five spaces between paragraphs for easier reading.  You may leave the Learning Links section blank at this point.  Also remember that whatever you put on the Web does become public information so include what is appropriate information for this literature/composition course. Have fun with this!

Task #4:  Find a study partner or study group. 
       Go to the homepages of the students in the class and read them.  Find two students that you think you'd like to work with.  You may choose to correspond by e-mail or in person, but you will have assignments to do together, so find two people you think you'd be comfortable working with.  Then e-mail each of them.  In your note, introduce yourself and ask about their availability to be your study partner.  When you have found one or two, e-mail me with the name or names.