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== Hello Students of Assertiveness, Self-Confidence and Self-Esteem! Use this page to share ideas with one another ==

1. What would **//YOU//** like to learn about via this project? Share those ideas on this page. (or under the discussion tab for this page).

2. I'd suggest, once your team has generally agreed upon a broad topic, that each of you go find 2-3 resources (in the library, on the web, etc.) that will help you answer that first question. Please keep track of the resources you use on the //**'Resources' page**//.   3. Then share that information with each other on **this page**.

4. As you share ideas, you'll probably discover several useful points that your team will want to share with the rest of us in your final presentation. You can use the Presentation page to piece together the product that you will be sharing with us. Remember, you'll be using a VoiceThread to present your material to our class.

5. As wiki members, you are free to add a New Page if you'd like. Click //**New Page**// in the upper left margin.

6. Also, remember, that every page of this wiki will have it's own discussion section, so keep track of where you are sharing ideas and information with one another.

7. Wikis can get a little cluttered over time. Because this is your wiki, you are free to edit, delete, move things around. Don't worry that you'll lose anything, because all versions of each page can be retrieved via the **//History//** tab. While I will monitor your wiki, and I may make a suggestion here or there, this is your space to use as you'd like. //It's not part of your grade//. Think of it as //**a way**// **to communicate** with your team members about this assignment. ​