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General Instructions on Requesting Membership
1. ** Using your Milford (@mevsd.net) email address **, create a username that ** includes your full first name and last initial **. For example, John Smith's username would be JohnS. If your username is not formatted properly, your request to join the wiki will be denied. If your username, as formatted above, is already in use, try adding a number or two to the end of your username (or add MHS).

2. Make sure to record your username and password for future reference. We suggest using your standard Milford ID# (or your that number with initials) for your password.

3. NEVER USE YOUR FULL NAME or REFER TO ANOTHER STUDENT BY HIS/HER FULL NAME ON THIS WIKI.

4. Do not use the discussion site inappropriately. All school rules and general rules of student conduct apply in this online setting.

5. Begin posting under the Discussion Tabs on the various Frankenstein pages. Do not post on the Discussion Tab for this page.


 * Posting Requirements and Expectations **

1. Finish reading //Frankenstein// by Thursday, August 1 and begin the discussion ON OR BEFORE August 1.

2. Choose three of the ten discussion topics on the navigation bar. Create five significant posts about each topic you have selected (for a minimum total of 15) and also be sure to add additional posts that contribute to the overall discussion of your topic. Center your discussion posts **only around the three topics that you pick**.

3. Make sure your 15 posts are significant. Short posts such as "I agree," will not count toward this total, but you should still add brief posts. Such posts do tend to further discussion and are always welcome as additional posts.


 * Miscellaneous **

1. Students are not required to discuss Never Let Me Go or Where Am I Wearing? over the summer, but both texts should be completed by the first day of school. If you would like to discuss either text, we have created pages for each. Click on the linked titles above to go to those pages.

2. In addition to discussions, objective testing, and short writing assignments over all of the summer reading, AP students will be writing an essay comparing //Never Let Me Go// and //Frankenstein// at the start of the school year. It would be a good idea to keep notes and to mark relevant quotes as you read!

If you have questions or comments about the summer reading assignments or trouble with the wiki, please contact AP English Literature teachers Betsy Woods (woods_b@milfordschools.org) or Allison Willson (willson_a@milfordschools.org).