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As of Fall 2025, Fayetteville Technical Community College (FTCC) has completely transitioned from Blackboard to Canvas. Therefore, your Blackboard notifications are not working because the platform is no longer in use for FTCC courses.

To find lecture materials, log in to the Fordham portal, click the Blackboard icon, and select your course. Materials are typically in sections like "Course Documents" or weekly content folders, depending on the instructor. If unavailable, contact your instructor. For technical help, email...

Can someone explain what 2 raised to the power of -3 means and how to calculate it?

My organization invests in training, but we’re unsure how to track results. What metrics or tools do you use to measure learning impact?

The NEISD Launchpad page won't open or keeps freezing. Is anyone else experiencing this?

My team is facing ongoing changes in structure and goals. What strategies can help me keep them focused, motivated, and adaptable?

I’m confused about when to use apostrophes for possessives. Can someone explain the rules with a few examples?

I need to update my contact information on PowerSchool. Can anyone tell me how to make these changes?

I made a deposit a few hours ago, but it’s not reflecting in my account. Has anyone faced this issue on Book32 before?

I’m a bit confused about US Time Zones. Can someone explain how many official US Time Zones exist and which states follow them?

Classroom G+ was a combination of Google Classroom and Google + technologies, which enabled students and teachers to interact within a social-like setting. It made it possible to share posts, comments, and announcements in classes. The product Google+ was decommissioned from education, and the...

I’m interested in learning more about Dunwoody Launchpad and its programs. How effective is it for entrepreneurs and small businesses looking to grow?

For freshers and career starters, negotiating salary feels risky. What’s the right way to ask for better pay while still keeping the employer interested? Any personal stories or tips?

The molar mass of H₂O (water) is: 18.02 grams per mole (g/mol) Here's how it's calculated: Hydrogen (H) atomic mass ≈ 1.01 g/mol Oxygen (O) atomic mass ≈ 16.00 g/mol So for H₂O: (2×1.01)+(1×16.00)=2.02+16.00=18.02 g/mol This means 1 mole of water molecules weighs 18.02 grams.

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