http://class2010-pasb.forumotion.com/about-the-forum-f18/-t1.htm You should read that section first if you just registered; but since we never register twice, it is at the bottom of this page Thu, 07 May 2009 18:42:40 GMT 10 http://img142.imageshack.us/img142/2872/banniresenior.png http://class2010-pasb.forumotion.com/about-the-forum-f18/-t1.htm http://class2010-pasb.forumotion.com/about-the-forum-f18/forgotten-password-t51.htm Oscar Taking into consideration that forgetting the password is the main issue for people who have a problem accessing to the forum, here are some help for you to recuperate a password: First, go in [Log In] and type your username. if you forgot your username, don't hesitate to ask me so I check in the list and give it to you. Then click on [I Forgot My Password] It will send you a password on your email address. Log in using this password and change it into one you will remember ... About the Forum Thu, 07 May 2009 18:42:40 GMT http://class2010-pasb.forumotion.com/about-the-forum-f18/forgotten-password-t51.htm#250 http://class2010-pasb.forumotion.com/about-the-forum-f18/forgotten-password-t51.htm http://class2010-pasb.forumotion.com/about-the-forum-f18/proposals-to-ameliorate-the-forum-t15.htm Oscar Hey guys, Most of the class is frequently participating in the forum , and this is an excellent new However, to make it even nicer/cooler/better, here you can post any proposal concerning the organization, appareance, ambiance of the forum, or even add/delete sections! This is quite easy to create a forum, but to keep it attractive is another thing, so any proposal is welcomed Leave your mark! bye About the Forum Fri, 05 Dec 2008 01:30:14 GMT http://class2010-pasb.forumotion.com/about-the-forum-f18/proposals-to-ameliorate-the-forum-t15.htm#87 http://class2010-pasb.forumotion.com/about-the-forum-f18/proposals-to-ameliorate-the-forum-t15.htm http://class2010-pasb.forumotion.com/about-the-forum-f18/why-creating-a-forum-for-our-class-t2.htm Oscar Considering how the MUN forum was a great tool to work and share information, why cannot it work for our class? I/ At the contrary of MSN, which is bilateral exchange between persons, a forum displays posts to everyone; so everyone can respond and make the best of it. You can have a lot of fun asking to your whole msn list what are polyatomic ions, but you would be wasting a lot of time too -- just ask "What are polyatomic ions?" on the forum and you can virtually receive several ... About the Forum Sun, 30 Nov 2008 02:39:46 GMT http://class2010-pasb.forumotion.com/about-the-forum-f18/why-creating-a-forum-for-our-class-t2.htm#2 http://class2010-pasb.forumotion.com/about-the-forum-f18/why-creating-a-forum-for-our-class-t2.htm http://class2010-pasb.forumotion.com/about-the-forum-f18/rules-of-the-forum-t1.htm Oscar Hey guys! This forum has been created as a tool to help students of the 11th grade that feel lost (!) in class; they can clearly expose their doubts and questions, and ANYONE who knows can explain the concept. The main advantage is obviously the diversity of people that can answer. It also can be a tool to share school-related information such as MUN, NR or NHS as a class. As for all, some rules should be followed by everyone, to have an effective foruming; 1) Take a name ... About the Forum Sun, 30 Nov 2008 01:40:54 GMT http://class2010-pasb.forumotion.com/about-the-forum-f18/rules-of-the-forum-t1.htm#1 http://class2010-pasb.forumotion.com/about-the-forum-f18/rules-of-the-forum-t1.htm