Day 1 Pre-Class Podia Activity

In each pre-class assignment, there is a Podia question that requires numerical, text, and/or image-based response. Each pre-class Podia question is based on the pre-class material and working through the pre-class material will help you formulate your response. Consider the problem and write down/draw out your solution in your class notebook. These questions are designed to hone your skills so that you can analyze and solve mastery problems you will encounter throughout the course.

Two days before the next whole-class session, the pre-class Podia question will become visible in Podia, where you can click on the prompt and submit your solution. [For example, the Podia question for a Wednesday pre-class assignment will be open for submission by Monday evening.] Your submission will only be visible to yourself and your instructor.

You may find Podia sign-in instructions for

  • 109-1 (MWF 12:05 PM – 12:55 PM) here
  • 109-2 (MWF 2:25 PM – 3:15 PM) here
  • 109-3 (MWF 8:50 AM – 9:40 AM) here

Submissions for pre-class Podia activities are due 1 hour before the start of your whole-class.  Be sure to submit your response before the due time. If your response shows that you have made full effort to answer the question as well as you could, regardless of whether your answer was correct or not, you will receive full credit for your response.

The pre-class Podia activity for Day 1 is designed to help you learn how to use Podia. It will not be counted towards your course grade. However, be sure to sign up for Podia and attempt your submission before whole-class so that you can fully participate in whole-class, which will also make use of Podia.

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