Week 5
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This document provides the schedule and assignments for Week 5 of a Computer Tech 101 course. Students are expected to complete assignments on parts of a circle, celebrating presidents, drawing in Word, typing practice, checking their grades, homework on power to learn, internet literacy, formal writing vs. texting, a White House scavenger hunt, and celebrating President's Day. Progress notices will be passed out the next day and students are reminded to check their grades and complete 2-3 assignments per week.
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