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Do introductory posts count toward student attendance?
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No, introductory discussion posts do not count toward attendance and students should not receive points or a grade for completing them unless the assignment includes additional activities that relate to the course learning objectives.

  • Please note, if you do not have any graded assignments due before census, please adjust the due dates as needed.  Contact your Program Chair for guidance with necessary revisions.
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