I have read the article, I have watched the tutorials but am missing something because when I open the link to the article I cannot highlight or sticky note it. I would love to interact with the document... I can interact with class comments and will proceed that way, but I would love to figure out how to use the rest of the tools. This is where a frustrated face would be relevant.

Dave

I am using Internet Explorer on a deck top (in my office). On the highlighted notes which show up when I hit the "expand" link of the article, there is a "sticky note" option. So I can respond to already highlighted quotes, but am unable to create new highlighted observations. The installation of the toolbar may be the missing item. I will check through the tutorials, please say tuned.

Thanks,
Dave
sheadley wrote:
> Dave:
> I saw replies that you made to other people's comments. Did you install the toolbar? what browser are you using? do you have a laptop or desktop? could we meet on saturday or monday for me to check your machine and watch you attempt to perform the functions?
> scot
> djohnsto wrote:
> > I have read the article, I have watched the tutorials but am missing something because when I open the link to the article I cannot highlight or sticky note it. I would love to interact with the document... I can interact with class comments and will proceed that way, but I would love to figure out how to use the rest of the tools. This is where a frustrated face would be relevant.
> >
> > Dave

Scot, I figured it out.

The tool bar took a little time but it is now on. I highlighted text and placed sticky notes on them. One question-why are some created with a bubble? For instance when I put a sticky note on Bonhoeffer's book in the bibliography a bubble was attached...

Just wondering. Thanks for your guidance.

Dave

sheadley wrote:
> I will stand by

Scot, I do appreciate your clear instructions: I am not sure if I will remember how to do this in a couple of months. But I am here right now....

Dave