The document provides instructions for participating in an online presentation hosted on the website http://www.howtostudy.org. It states that the chat box should be used for discussion and questions for the presenter should begin with "?". Additional tabs or windows can be opened to interact directly with the website. The website contains information on how to write and study different subjects and encourages building a global student community while honoring privacy and supporting academic writing. It links to the site for free resources and discusses potential future developments and sponsorship opportunities.

2. Use chat box for discussion.
 Questions will be answered during the session, between slides.
To ask a question of the presenter, put a ? at the beginning of the line, then
ask the question.
This way I can quickly scan the chat and see questions addressed to me.
Some of you may want to open another tab or window, so you can interact
directly with the website during this session. http://www.howtostudy.org This
is optional, since the slides include screen shots of the site itself.

3. Post your response in the chat area.

12. Post your response in the chat area.

14.  Build in student interactions
 Encourage a global community
 Honor student privacy
 Support academic writing

15.  Is your school represented?
 Not all handouts have been reviewed.
 Students, tutors and even math professors write reviews.

21. Post your response in the chat area.

22. How to Write and How to Study - by Subject
.

23. ---Dartmouth Writing Program

24. ---Rael, Patrick. Bowdoin College

26. Post your response in the chat area.

27. You can link to the howtostudy site for free.

30. Post your response in the chat area.

31.  Add apps.
 Add more videos.
 Seek sponsorship to keep site ad free.
 Offer premium service for teaching materials.
 Continue to build the global student network.

32. Who will be the first to post reviews on this site?
http://www.howtostudy.org

33. There are 2 subthemes on the howtostudy.org site
1. Academic Humor
2. Music as a Memory Tool

34. Humor is a good learning tool, often overlooked.
Watch the side bars and the Just for Fun section. You will
find cartoons, jokes, videos all selected for their academic
themes.
1. Sydney Harris Science Cartoons
2. Abbott and Costello - 13 times 7 is 28
3. Actual Writings on Hospital Charts

35. Most of my students are hooked up to ipods, mp3
players, CDs, etc. However, they don’t often use music to
help them remember material. Watch for academic music
and lyrics in the side bars.
1. The Nano Song
2. Pump Your Blood Video
3. Calculus Carols