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Learn Purpose of the service Blackboard Learn

Noreen Afshan Algonquin College Blackboard Learn Purpose of the service Blackboard Learn is an effective platform for both faculty and students It sends announcements for a variety of events via email daily digest and or the Blackboard Student App Announcements may be set for all courses at once or individually Blackboard learn provides faculty to student communication course content delivery assignments and testing organizational tools and calendars options for online collaboration and discussion along with a grade center for calculating and pursuing student grades Blackboard Learn has the potential to make education further effective in and beyond the outdated classroom with its several options for collaborative social and web-based teaching and learning in face to face hybrid and online courses The Blackboard login page can be accessed via Algonquin college home page Users Blackboard Learn is designed to support the educational needs of students faculty and institution Service Provider Several educational institutions provide the service Expectation Algonquin College Blackboard Learn standards expectations is to assist the teaching and learning process and regarding student feedback about the importance of their learning of planned reliable and timely course-related information being accessible on Blackboard Learn Activities 



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The Poisonwood Bible by Barbara Kingsolver Review

The novel opens with a narrative directive to the reader Imagine a ruin so strange it must never have happened First picture the forest I want you to be its conscience the eyes in the trees The effect of the directive is that it puts the reader in the setting the author wants the book to be seen in This directive suggests that something has happened that left the forest with ruins in it When Orleanna narrates and mentions you it appears she is talking to death or a higher power that has some control over her life The disasters Orleanna talks about are how people and nations turned on the Congo and how people turned on her She is telling the story looking back on Africa because it seems she is nearing the end of her life slowly not really doing anything anymore just reflecting and her kids telling it as it's happening because they are younger and still have lives ahead of them Kingsolver uses voice to characterize the sisters by relating the way they talk to their characteristics

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