[dana.mccall]

I would rather my students read on paper instead of from a screen. Is there a way to print the documents and articles to be read throughout the course?

Thank you!

[Caroline]

YES!

While I appreciate the meat of this course, I rarely leave my kids to “read” unsupervised on a web accessible laptop… and certainly when I am not home… which makes my high school student dependent upon my presence to get her reading done. Being able to print out select readings would make this much easier to implement, as well as assist students who need to touch physical object instead of a screen.

I actually would really love to print out a list of the assignments as well, so I have an on paper list to check off as we go.

Any chance we can swing this, Compass?

thanks!

[Ben Crist]

This is a reasonable request. Unfortunately, we don’t have the manpower to devote to it at the moment, with Christendom being our current focus. I’ll make note of it, though!

It’s not a perfect solution, but if you as the parent go to the reading step and print it like a webpage, you should be able to get something close to what you want, just not formatted professionally.

We hope the course is helpful besides this annoyance!

[dana.mccall]

I think this is a fine solution. We appreciate all that you’re doing!

[Michelle Gills]

This would be lovely!

[Michelle Gills]

Thank you Ben! My twins are thoroughly enjoying the class!