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=**Welcome to Ms. Meehleis' online music class!** =



**Getting Started**

 * == **The goal of this wiki is to help you learn music content away from the classroom.** ==
 * == **You will need to read the directions for class on this homepage each day, and be able to edit, save, and show me your progress on your assignments daily, so that I can see how you are doing and help you when it is needed.** ==

**Need Help?**

 * ==** Email questions to Ms. Meehleis at meehlkr@d11.org, or call 328-2470. **==

= __﻿Assignment #1 details are located on the left side of this page, under the "Composers and Glogsters" tab.__ = = Please __**click**__ on the "Composers and Glogsters" tab to see your next steps for today. = = = = =  //   Wiki Terms and Conditions   // //   For Music History Distance Learning Class    //   1. Students using wikis are expected to act safely by keeping personal information out of their posts. You agree not to post or give out your family name, password, e-mail address, home address, school name, city, state, or other information that help someone contact or locate you in person. You may share your interests, ideas, research and preferences.   2. Students using wikis agree to never give their password to anyone besides their teacher or parents. You agree to never logon as another student.   3. Students using wikis are expected to treat wikis as a classroom environment. Speech that is inappropriate for class is not appropriate for this wiki. While we encourage you to engage in debate and conversation with other participants of our wiki, we also expect that you will conduct yourself in manner reflective of a representation of this school.   4. Student wikis are to be a forum for student expression; however, they are first and foremost a tool for learning, and as such will sometimes be constrained by the various requirements and rules of the classroom teachers. Students are welcome to post on any school-appropriate music topic.           5. Student wikis are to be a vehicle for sharing student writing and opinions about music with real audiences. Most visitors to your wiki who will leave comments will post respectful, helpful messages. If you receive a comment that makes you feel uncomfortable or is not respectful, tell your teacher right away. Do not respond to the comment. Remember that your teacher can view who made changes to certain pages and when. Participants not following the guidelines will be taken out of the wiki.   6. Students using wikis must take good care of the computers by not downloading or installing any software without permission, and not clicking on ads or competitions. In the unlikely event that a student stumbles across an inappropriate or questionable site, the student is asked to immediately “X-Out” of the site and inform the teacher.    7. To be in accordance with Copyright and Fair Use policies, students will be asked to give credit to their research sources or music sources using the correct APA format which will be given as a handout in class. In the event that students are able to post music clips on the wiki for educational purposes, students are not allowed to post music clips that are longer then 30 seconds.   8. Students who do not abide by these terms and conditions may lose their opportunity to participate in this project. Think Before You Post! 