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=**Welcome to Our World Literature Wikispace!**=

Please click on the link in your invitation email to watch the tutorial videos and learn how the wiki works. Then click on "New Page" on the left to create a new page. The name of the page should be your first and last name. You will then be able to look at all of your classmates' pages and post new images, videos, and links on your own page! See my page under "All Pages" to the left as an example. If you need help, you can click on "Help" on the above right, or you may contact me at kirsten.lodge@mwsu.edu.

Note: the most common problem is failing to click twice on the image after you have uploaded it.

Your assignments will entail posting something related to our reading on your page. If it is a work of art, you should include the name of the artist, the title of the work, and the date. You may also post videos and popular art, including comics, posters, etc.--whatever you want! Please look at everyone else's page first to make sure you do not duplicate something that is already on the wikispace. If you do so, you will not get credit for the duplicate. You may also comment on other people's postings.

You will get extra homework credit for posting additional information about what you put up. You may post more than one thing for any given work, and you will be given extra credit for //everything// you post! At the end of the semester, we will have a contest in which everyone will vote for their favorite postings, and the winners will get extra homework credit that may raise their final course grade!

These assignments will help you to understand the works in a larger context and see their continuing influence throughout the centuries. They will also give you valuable experience in doing online research and working with new technology, skills that you can use both in college and in your future career.

Your first assignment is to post something related to //The Epic of Gilgames//h and something related to //The Odyssey// by Sunday, September 18.