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Class Activity:
Do you have a Google.docs account? Yes? Login to [|Google.docs] and follow the directions below. No? Create one [|here] following these instructions:
 * Use your email address and the EXACT SAME PASSWORD THAT YOU USE FOR YOUR EMAIL. If your password choice is not being accepted because it is too short (less than 8 characters) add fssa to the front of your regular email password.
 * Go to your email and check for new messages - look for a message from Google - follow the link to activate your account. If you are an AOL user, and you don't find your message - your spam settings may have deleted it. Set up an email account in [|Yahoo] for use for this class and use your Yahoo email to open a Google.docs account.
 * Now follow the directions below to set up your Coral Reefs document. Ask a neighbor if you need assistance.


 * 1) In upper left hand corner, click "New", then "document". This will create a new "Untitled" document.
 * 2) Click Untitled in the upper left hand corner and type in CoralReefs/the first letter of your first name and then your last name
 * 3) On the upper right hand side press "Share"
 * 4) Copy these email addresses into the white box: fssalibrary@gmail.com , sciencequest01@aol.com
 * 5) Click the button "Invite Collaborators".
 * 6) In the message box type in your first and last name.
 * 7) Copy and paste this [|article evaluation sheet] into your CoralReefs document by using the keystroke commands Ctrl A to select all, Ctrl C to copy, then Ctrl V at least 2 times to paste in at least 2 sheets.
 * 8) Finished? Start reading and follow the information below.

Open the following link in a new tab - [|SIRS Knowledge Source Bundle]
 * 1) Type in or copy/paste the username and password into the appropriate boxes, then click "enter" on the keyboard. Click on the following link for passwords - [|New library passwords.doc]
 * 2) Click on the link for the //SIRS Discoverer// database.
 * 3) Begin your search by typing the keyword: **coral reef** into the search box. Make sure the //Keyword/Natural Language// search choice is selected.
 * 4) Use the descriptors provided below each article summary to expand or narrow your search depending on your interests and the research questions.
 * 5) Find at //__least__// two relevant articles and press the source button each article. Next, copy and paste the article source information in the appropriate box in your evaluation sheet. Do the same with the descriptors button. If you find more articles - great! And if