Question.5101 - Minerals 2: Discussion Forum AssignmentMinerals Lab #2post following the directions belowthis forum is graded, and your posts should answer the questions belowuse the other course discussion forum to post general course questionsFor your Mineral post: (15 points)check out Laboratory 3 in your lab manual: Mineral Properties, Identification, and Usesanswer this question: what is your favorite mineral?You have to post a mineral that no other student has posted.Check through the forum posts very carefully, before you post.Picture: post a picture of your favorite mineral,Note: whenever you post a pic, always include the full source website URL (so that other students can use the website address/URL and go to the website that you got the picture from.) Source citations are required in order to receive activity creditReference Site: and/or post a link to a website that has good info and/or pics about your fav mineral Your website can not be Wikipedia or a 'dot.com'. Look for 'dot.edu' or 'dot.gov' websites. For example, if you wanted to find more info on the Geologic Time Scale, you would type 'geologic time scale site:edu' to find 'dot.edu' websites).Note: whenever you post a pic, always include the full source website URL (so that other students can use the website address/URL and go to the website that you got the picture from.) Source citations are required in order to receive activity creditfor your post click the 'Reply' button at the bottom of this instructions post (not at the bottom of another student's post).For your reply post: (10 points)Find another student's post that you would like to reply to.In the first line of your reply post, include the following: the name of the mineral you are replying to.Full name of the student you are replying to.Date and time of that student's post.Constructively and Positively comment and add information on this mineral.A minimum of 30 words is required for your comments (reply post).Include your word count at the end of your post.NETIQUETTENetiquette is short for “network etiquette” and essentially describes what you should and should not do while communicating online. Please be polite and respectful to all online classmates as well as your instructor. Foul language and other offensive messages will not be tolerated in this online class and you could be dropped from the course. If you need more information, you can read The Core Rules of Netiquette. Like all LPC classes, this one abides by the college Student Conduct Code and Academic Honesty Statement.

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