Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Set up a dedicated workspace. Make a list of course due dates. Create a study schedule. Take detailed notes. Meet course deadlines.

Answer: Find a place where you will be able to consistently work and study without distractions.  If you plan to do classwork at home, make sure that you will not be distracted by family members or roommates while you’re working. Cafes and coffee shops usually have consistent Internet access. Check with the owner to make sure that you are able to occupy a table for extended amounts of time. Libraries are a good option if you prefer to work in a quiet space. Many have desktop computers available for your use, which is helpful if you do not have a laptop. Many public parks offer free wifi. You may find it relaxing to study in the park, as long as there are no distractions nearby. As soon as you receive the course syllabus, write down the due dates for any important assignments, papers, and exams.  Many online courses require online assignment submissions to be made by a certain time. If each weekly assignment is due at 5pm on Sunday, make sure to note this specific time so you can keep your assignment submissions organized. Use a paper planer or online calendar to keep all of your assignment dates organized and accessible. If you are taking more than one course at a time, create a master list that has each of your course assignment due dates listed. Each week, organize your schedule and make a priority list for assignments that are due that week. A study schedule will help you to stay organized as you progress through the course, and will help you manage your time efficiently.  Be as detailed as possible in your schedule. Plan ahead and take in to account any outside commitments that you’ve made like vacations or doctors visits that will disrupt your normal schedule. Use the list of assignment due dates that you wrote down at the beginning of the course to set aside time to study for large exams and to complete projects or papers. Stick to the schedule that you set for yourself. You will need to follow your schedule to accomplish your coursework on time. Create weekly to-do lists that map out your assignment deadlines and required coursework. Take detailed notes for each of your class readings and lectures either by hand or in an online document.  Be prepared to take notes during each online lecture. Organized and detailed notes will be your best study tools to prepare for exams. It can be tempting to zone out or not pay attention during online lectures since you aren’t physically in a classroom, but taking notes can help you to avoid this temptation. Keep your notes in a centralized and organized space. If you take notes by hand, dedicate a large notebook or binder to holding all of your notes. If you take notes on your laptop, create an online file to hold all of your notes in one place. Your online course will have specific deadlines for assignments, just as any other class would. Always meet these deadlines and produce your best work on assignments.  Online courses are great for independent learners since you are held accountable for your ability to follow a syllabus and meet deadlines outside of a physical classroom. You must reliably meet deadlines and turn in your work on time. Missing deadlines can have a large negative impact on your grade.  Plan ahead if you know that you have a busy week coming up so you won’t have to struggle to get your work done.


Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Open Google Maps. Get directions Tap …. Tap Share directions or Share location. Select how long you want to share your location. Tap an app you want to share your directions or location over. Select a contact. Compose a brief message. Send the message.

Answer: Tap the Google Maps icon on your home screen or apps menu to open Google Maps. to a location.  Use the search bar at the top to search for an address or the name of a place.  Then tap Directions to get directions to the name of a place. It's the icon with three dots to the right of the search bar at the top.  This displays the options menu. These are the last options in the options menu.  "Share directions" allows you to share directions to a location.  "Share location" allows you to share your current location. If you are sharing your location, you can select how long you want your location to be sharable.  You can tap the radio option next to "For 1 hour" and tap the plus (+) or (-) icon next to the option to increase or decrease the time your location will be available.  Tap the radio button next to "until you turn this off" to share your location until you turn your locations off or close. You can share your directions and location using your text messaging app, in an email using your email app, Facebook, Facebook Messenger, or another app of your choice  This will create a new message with a URL to your directions in the messaging app you select.  Tap More to view a complete list of apps on your device. Alternatively, you can tap icon that resembles two overlapping squares to copy the URL to your directions and manually paste it in whichever apps you want to use. Use your email or messaging app to select a contact you want to share your location or directions with. Write a brief message to explain to your contact that you are sharing directions or your location, and that they can view it using Google Maps on their own device. Once you compose with the URL in it, tap the option to send the message.  Your contact will be able to view your location or directions in the Google Maps app on their own device.


Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Separate into teams. Deliver the jack. Center the jack. Take turns rolling the lawn bowls. Count the shots. Reverse the direction. Tally up the shots.

Answer:
Teams can consist of individuals, pairs, three players, or four players. Regardless of how many players you have, you need to separate the players into two equal teams. Each team should also have a leader. The jack is a small white ball that is rolled to establish the target. A coin is tossed to determine which team's leader will roll the jack. That person must stand on a mat at one end of a rink and roll the jack down the rink. The jack must travel at least 25 yards (23 meters) but should not roll past the boundary pin. Move the jack to the center of the rink, keeping it even with the same length it rolled to. Lawn bowls are balls are made of hard plastic and range in size from 4.5 inches (11.4 cm) to 5 inches (12.7 cm) (116 mm to 131 mm). The weight should not exceed 3.5 lbs (1.59 kg). Each team must alternate. One teammate from the first team should roll his or her ball, then another teammate from the second team should roll his or her ball, and so on. The lawn bowl must be rolled within the rink and players should aim for the target jack. A shot is a lawn bowl that was delivered closer to the jack than the opposing team's bowls. For instance, if Team A delivered three bowls far away from the jack and further away from Team B's bowls, but delivered one bowl directly next to the jack, closer than any of Team B's bowls, Team A has one shot and Team B has zero. Stand at the opposite end of the rink and repeat the jack delivery, lawn bowl delivery, and counting of shots. This completes an end. There are two methods of deciding when a game is complete. In the first, the game ends when one team reaches 21 points. In the second, the game ends after 18 or 21 ends are played, and the victor is whoever had the highest score.