E4 ning setup11-12
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1) The document provides instructions for setting up an account on the Ning network, including choosing a safe username without last names, filling out a contract with login information, and personalizing their page. 2) Students are then directed to join their teacher's group on the Ning site and given steps to add their first blog post. 3) The teacher requests students' passwords so they can access accounts if passwords are forgotten, and stresses the importance of setting up accounts similarly to the teacher's own for consistency.
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