In this supplementary section, you will find resources and documents to help you navigate through the Middle School Career Investigations (MSCI) content. If you need extra help with a learning activity, click on the links below. Make sure that you view the Course Overview for a review of Commonwealth Cascades.
Content Icons
You can access the course icon library for definitions of each icon used in this content. Icons are used to highlight various learning activities and assist with navigation.
How to Resources and Helpful Links
This section contains procedures for some tasks you may be required to perform on your computer in order to complete this course.
- Academic and Career Plans of Study
- Citing Resources MLA Style
- Designing an Effective Powerpoint Presentation (Purdue Online Writing Lab)
- Educational Terms and Definitions
- How to Take a Screenshot and Paste It Into a Word Processing Program
- Suggested Resources for Audio and Video Assignments
- Tips for Viewing and Navigating Content Interactivities
- Tips for Viewing and Navigating Quiz Interactivities
Technology Resources
This MSCI content has been designed using rapid e-learning software. This technology allows you to view all of the course components on different types of devices. The software is smart. It will deliver interactivities in a format that is compatible with your device, making this course fully functional on a desktop computer, laptop, tablet, mobile device or a smartphone.
If you are viewing this content through a learning management system (LMS), it is recommended that you use the LMS check before beginning. Typically, this tool checks each computer for JavaScript®, browser versions, cookies, and display. In addition to these computer requirements, you will need to have the free Adobe® Reader®. Videos in the MSCI content are provided in a variety of formats, due to their availability. You should have access to the most current free versions of both Windows Media Player® and Apple QuickTime®.
The following links provide helpful information from other resources:
eMediaVASM
This MSCI content utilizes videos from eMediaVASM, a digital media distribution system. These videos are linked to the eMediaVASM website to view on this platform and typically do not require an account to view. For information about your username and password for this resource, please contact your teacher.
