YOUR YAHOO GROUP



In order to participate in the discussion group, each person in the course must register with Yahoo.com and subscribe to the appropriate group. This is NOT optional.

Take the following steps:
  1. REGISTER: If you are already a member of Yahoo Groups, go to step 2. Otherwise, go to http://groups.yahoo.com . On your first visit you will be asked to register with Yahoo. There will be an electronic form to fill out, asking you to provide a screen name, your own choice of a secret password, and an email address. As an email address, you can use your CSUN address, or a private email address, or the email address that Yahoo gives you automatically when you register. Your choice. Beware the little checked box in which you agree to receive all sorts of spam from their advertisers. As part of the registration, you get a free yahoo.com email address. Use it or not, as you please.

  2. SUBSCRIBE:After registering at Yahoo.com, send an email to the group asking to subscribe:


    The Tu Th 11:00 section should send the email to:
    Myth-Adams-2-subscribe@yahoogroups.com



    Do not bother with a subject word, unless you want to put in "subscribe", but that is not necessary for the process. Do not put anything in the message portion of the email. It will not be read.



  3. Alternatively to #2, you can just go to the group by clicning on the button below in #4. There is a button at the upper right that says "Join Group". Click on it and follow instructions.


  4. Begin (a) reading the messages on the group that other people are posting. You get to the messages by going to:



9:00 section The TuTh 11 section should use this button.


(You can click on one of the months of the calendar toward the bottom of the screen to start the list of messages; each message has a separate number.)

(b) responding to the messages of other students, by clicking on the "Reply" button at the bottom of the message;
(c) starting new topics yourself, by clicking on the "Post" word at the left of the screen under "Messages".



Revised: 01/29/2007

 

June 4, 2009 2:32 PM

John Paul Adams, CSUN
john.p.adams@csun.edu

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