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Login Instructions go to http www nued u t o. Right click login. Click online classes. User ID Password scorpio1973. Top left click courses. Scroll down a little and click on ASL 120 American Sign Language I. Click Unit 3 Week 3. Click Quiz #3. Scroll down a little and click Begin Quiz #3. After you complete and submit answers, please let me know what percentage you received. Thanks.

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The process of accessing and completing the quiz for the American Sign Language I course requires following a specific set of instructions provided by the instructor. This overview will detail the necessary steps to ensure students can successfully log in, navigate to the quiz, and submit their responses, culminating in reporting their scores.

Initially, students are directed to visit a specific website, which appears to be encoded as “http www nued u t o,” likely implying a web address such as “http://www.nuedu.edu” or similar. Due to the provided text’s formatting, it is essential to interpret the instruction as a guide to navigate to the educational portal, probably the institution’s login page. Once on the website, users are instructed to right-click on the login area and select the login option from the context menu, which might be a method for emphasizing the need to access the login section properly.

After reaching the login interface, students must enter their User ID and Password; in this case, the credentials provided are “scorpio1973” for both. It is crucial to ensure correct entry to avoid login issues. Following successful login, users should locate the top left section of the portal and click on the “Courses” tab or button, which leads to their enrolled courses.

Within the list of courses, students are instructed to scroll down slightly and select “ASL 120 American Sign Language I.” This course selection opens the course interface, where they need to navigate further to “Unit 3 Week 3.” From there, the students should click on “Quiz #3,” which directs them to the quiz interface.

To initiate the quiz, students must scroll slightly and click on “Begin Quiz #3.” This action starts the quiz session, allowing students to answer questions. Once they have completed the quiz, they are to submit their answers, likely through a “Submit” button provided on the interface.

Finally, after submitting the quiz, students are asked to inform the instructor or the person overseeing the process of their score percentage, which indicates how well they performed on the assessment. This step ensures feedback and verification of their completion.

This structured approach emphasizes accuracy in navigation and submission, ensuring students can successfully access and complete their course assessments while maintaining clear communication regarding their performance. It is advisable for students to verify their login credentials and ensure a stable internet connection throughout the process.

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