extra credit-Irene M-hopefully this will work this time

1. Go to the site or do a quick web search if you don’t know the URL.
2. Look for a little orange button like this: . This indicates the site syndicates its content. Usually, the button points directly to the site’s RSS file. (The page looks like raw code, but don’t let it scare you!)
3. To find the RSS URL, right-click on the orange XML button to “Copy Shortcut.” Or click on the “XML” button and use “Ctrl-C” on your keyboard to copy the URL found in the address bar of your browser.
4. Return to this page, use “Ctrl-V” to paste the URL into the field above, and click “Add”.
5. A valid RSS URL will take you to a preview page where you can see how the module will look on your page. If you like what you see, confirm by clicking “Add.”Congratulations! You’ve just added a new feed to your page.

Sorry about that.  My homepage is Verizon Yahoo.  First I clicked on the orange box next to where it said Assignment.  I then right clicked on the address on the browser box on my homepage which was the address of the assignment.  I clicked copy .  I then went to “add content ”  on my homepage and it brought me to another page where I clicked on “add RSS”  . I right clicked again and hit paste.  Which pasted the address of the assignment .  I then approved the way it would look and walllaaa!  It now appears on my homepage and I can click on it any time I need to go the assignment.