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=Welcome to AP Literature & Composition=

Getting Started First thing to do is to upload your study notes from your //How to Read Literature Like a Professor// chapter. It's easiest if your content is ready to upload, in a document already typed up and saved on your computer. Then you can just copy & paste it into the right place.

But where?? Well, go to the //How to Read Lit Like a Prof NOTES// page (see it on the left?). Once you get there, click on the "EDIT" button on the top right of the page, scroll down until you find the chapter you read & studied, click so your curser will appear, and the site is ready to add your notes, outline, bullet points, paragraphs, whatever. Click "Save" on the top edit window. When you save, you move back into the VIEW mode rather than EDIT mode. You'll notice the text went into the "Heading 4" formatting, because that's what I used for the chapter titles. Change it if you want; I'd suggest "normal" for these notes. Go back to EDIT mode to make the changes you want to. FYI: Light colors are hard for me to read online, so keep that in mind as you have fun with the text formatting. When you like the way it looks, please ** add the phrase "From _(your name)_" at the BEGINNING of your chapter notes. ** SAVE again before you leave! I'm wanting you to train yourself to SAVE OFTEN when you're working on our Wiki.

Check out the "Summer Novels" page -- there are TWO discussion questions that need your answering. Let's get started on a great discussion of these two books. Remember the guidelines of civil discussion: address the question & topic, never attack the person, keep your words polite, listen and then talk, etc.

We'll be adding pages as we add units of study; we'll be using the Discussion as well. If you want to add info to your profile, feel free.

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