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The Empty Page as much open t s of an i ng a tas sive. T en move a had already been a long day for Joelle. about three-quarters of the way done, her computer screen of, but finally had to switch her computer off and then switch To her horror, Joelle realized that her paper had been lost. She'd worked two hours of overtime at her job supervising suddenly froze. Joelle pushed every button she could think a call center. She'd driven home an her computer to start work on her paper for her marketing class it back on. She opened the file for her paper . and saw an the next day. It was already 11:00 PM by the time she finished empty page. her research on the Web. Then she began writing, opening a new file in her word processing program d immediately sat down at She looked at the clock-it was almost 3:00 AM. Did she really Joelle worked hard, drinking coffee to help her concen- on the paper-and to keep her eyes open. When she was need to start her paper all over again? 3. Do you think Joelle's instructor would be senstive to her problem? Do you think he or she would be willing to give her an extension? What could Joelle do to make her case that she had nearly finished the paper? le 4. What should Joelle do next to begin reconstructing her paper and recovering as much of her work as possi

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Joelle's instructor will not sensitive her problem because, what ever the work she has done in online it must be saved, before it shutting down, it must be necessary, if there is no saving there is no proof, what ever the work done.

And some times what ever the mistake happens the work is important so that the instructor will give extension to complete that work, but he or she will educate to how to complete that work with out last.

The joelles, can save the paper work immediately after completion of typing. To protective purpose or she can take into her pen drive, so she can not last the work.