This is why I’m here. Follow.it is free to start and seems inexpensive for most. Each Classcaster blog will need to have it’s own setup that is managed at follow.it.
Now waiting to see how the email part works. Seems the free part will only deliver daily updates so I’ll be waiting until tomorrow afternoon to see if it works.
Is follow.it a suitable replacement for the now defunct feedburner?
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Some LessonLinks for testing
Try these:
| Lesson Title | LessonLink URL |
|---|---|
| Citation Form for Briefs and Legal Memoranda | https://d7.calidev.org/lessonlink/561/LWR01/5456/jq |
| Plagiarism – Keeping Out of Trouble | https://d7.calidev.org/lessonlink/1119/LWR63/5456/jq |
| Ethical Considerations for Legal Memo Writing | https://d7.calidev.org/lessonlink/8993/LWR41/5456/jq |
| Appellate Briefs: Ethical and Professional Considerations | https://d7.calidev.org/lessonlink/9663/LWR42/5456/jq |
My 9/14/2020 Lesson :: https://d7.calidev.org/lessonl
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Fun with Word?
Maybe? I suppose this could be useful if the template can be tweaked for different content types in WordPress.
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Posting From Word 9/24/2020
It’s easy enough to write in Word and post to WordPress. I don’t know why more folks don’t do it.
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Run these Lessons
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And another…
Acceptance
This lesson deals with one aspect of contract formation, acceptance. Acceptance is the manifestation of assent that is made by the offeree in response to an offer. In this lesson, you will learn how a party can accept an offer at common law. The lesson takes up issues such as the manner of acceptance, who can accept, silence as acceptance, rejection and counter-offer. The lesson ends with a short analysis exercise on the subject of acceptance.
Learning Outcomes
On completion of the lesson, the student will be able to:
- Describe the elements of an effective acceptance.
- Explain the "mirror image" rule.
- Distinguish between acceptance by promise, acceptance by performance, and acceptance by promise or performance.
- Identify the party who can accept an offer.
- Give examples of situations where silence can constitute acceptance.
- Explain the effect of a rejection, a counter-offer, and an inquiry.
You should allow 1 hour to complete this Lesson.
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