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LGLS 1101 Lecture 1: Edmodo Instructions(1)(1)(1)(1)

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Temple University
Department
Legal Studies
Course
LGLS 1101
Professor
Samuel D.Hodge

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Edmodo will then take you to the legal environment of business group page. Signing up for edmodo: existing users: go to edmodo. com, sign in, cli(cid:272)k the (cid:862)joi(cid:374) a group(cid:863) ta(cid:271, enter group code r7sir5. Completing assignments for edmodo: on the legal environment of business page you will see discussion board assignments posted by. Rachel rempel: read the prompt for the current assignment, click (cid:862)turn in(cid:863, students sometime leave a comment or make a comment in response to the edmodo discussion board assignment or another student.

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