Online Learning Environment Navigation Guide Introduction Learning how to navigate the online classroom environment is essential to your academic success. GCU’s Learning Management System (LMS) LoudCloud and the GCU Web site have many resources to help you become a successful graduate student. Directions View the LoudCloud Walk to Class Tutorial as well as search LoudCloud to find answers to the first 9 questions below. Search the GCU Web site for answers to the second set of 10 questions
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political era, reform era, community era, and the new development stages. In the early colonies policing took form of both informal and communal, patrols called “Watch”. The system of the “Watch” was composed of volunteers in the community and their primary duty was to warn of potential danger. Boston was the first to create the night watch in 1663 followed by New York and Philadelphia shortly after. Watchmen would often sleep or would drink on duty making this a very ineffective crime deterrent. Most
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actions to try and prevent gun violence, Brownsville youth are regularly stopped, harassed, and disrespected by the police. A teenager in the area was quoted as saying, "It feels uncomfortable, I got to watch my back from people also in the hood, or now, it's cops. It's like, you got to always watch your back”. He also mentioned that when a squad car pulls up, him and his friends automatically “assume the position”. This is proof that the community does not confide in their officers, they distrust
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doing what is best or should we think before we please? The time comes for a teenager to get their driving permit. This is a rite of passage that comes with age. Parents spend hours instructing their teens on how to park, watch the speed, how to make a turn properly, and to watch the road. The time arises when one must let the child go with the keys. Mothers and fathers have given the speech on drunk driving and carefully instructed them to be home on time. Is this enough or has a new type of distraction
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Digital Etiquette 4. You purchase a used gaming system and find that the previous owner’s account information has not been deleted. You go into the online store and start making purchases with their account information. Digital Law 5. You watch Lynda videos to learn how to use photoshop. Digital Literacy 6. You ask your boss for a standing desk so that you don’t have to sit down at work. Digital Health and Wellness 7. You post on a discussion board asking friends to vote for
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Date: 01.15.2013 My first topic is should citizens be permitted to carry a concealed weapon to their workplace (e.g., office, school, construction site)? The reason I chose this topic is to express my ideas and explain the advantages and disadvantages of carrying guns while studying, working, etc. The audience I especially want to focus on is young teenagers and young adults. There are several reasons why citizens should be permitted to carry weapons to their workplace: uses in
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Should people go to the extreme and provoke the rights of citizens if that meant they were protecting the country? During the French Revolution in the late 1700’s, France went to extreme measures to protect their country and called for The Reign of Terror. The Reign of Terror killed thousands of people, mainly using a guillotine, to protect their country without actual evidence of why they were an enemy or threat. The Reign of Terror was not justified because of their very extreme measures and killings
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Picture this, in 10 to 20 years the first human mission to mars is launched and the largest space travel breakthrough since the moon landing is occurring, the catch is no one is able to watch. This magnificent event is shrouded in darkness and censored, for with such an astonishing voyage comes many risks, although the reward for viewing such a feat would be life changing. In Ronald Regan’s famous speech “Challenger” and History.com’s article labeled “Challenger disaster” we learn about the horrendous
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Tanned, firm, symmetrical and muscular was ideal way to look like. I t was part of being a good citizen after all the flabby citizen was a matter of public concern. Fat was a political issue. The ideal Greek form was neither too fat or too skinny, but well defined by muscles. In their society appearance was very important. The body was displayed in the nude and it was totally normal, people could watch each-other and comment on the physical appearance. The body needed to be lean but well built-bulked
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great extent. Also its professional attitude towards understanding the different hitherto untapped segments like niche marketing or targeting a specific demographic segment has led to its success story. 2. Where is HSBC vulnerable? What should it watch out for? Ans. The vulnerability of HSBC lies in its business model. It has expanded into a true international bank starting from a small unit in UK with its vision as‚ Worlds local bank by providing the customers local touch and comfort. This model
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