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Revision as of 20:48, 20 May 2020

What the Session Is (hereinafter, the Lectio) is the second lesson part of the Session Essentials lesson that introduces its participants to the CNM Cyber Welcome Session. This lesson belongs to the Session.


Content

The predecessor lectio is Welcome to the Session.

Key terms

Script

The CNM Cyber Welcome Session is the course that has been created to introduce you to the Career Network Ministry (CNM), CNM Cyber Team, and CNM Cyber Orientation.
At CNM Cyber, any session is made up of lessons. You are at the first lesson, which is called Session Essentials.
Each lesson contains several parts. At CNM Cyber, these parts are called lectios. Each lectio consists of one presentation and one question, either a quiz or a survey.
You have just started the second lectio of the first lesson. This lectio is called What the Session Is.
In order to complete the Session, you need to take seven one-question surveys and three one-question quizzes. You have already completed one survey question prior to this lectio. As a friendly reminder, you answered "Yes" to the question whether you are ready to move forward.
The quizzes may contain multiple-choice, true/false, and fill-in-blank questions. The number of attempts to pass the quizzes is unlimited. Everyone who needs to pass is going to pass, but not everyone is going to pass fast.
To obtain your access to CNM Cyber services, you would need to complete about one hundred of lectios of 37 lessons. Plan on setting aside at least sixteen hours for that.

Versions of the Session is the successor lectio.

Questions

Survey

  1. Should we move to a new lectio? --Yes/No/I'm not sure/Let me think/What is lectio?

User data

The answer is recorded for the lectio completion purposes.