Summary Of How To Use PSM

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Summary of “How to use PSPM”

* First, select the PSY 150 course and then go down to the following link: http://paws.wcu.edu/wgordon/researchparticipation.htm * This link will directly lead to the description of studies which are going during the session. * See the descriptions by scrolling down in the box, after reviewing the studies description click on the sign up button. * Sign up here will lead you directly to PSPM page but before that your system will say its not recommended, the software and website are safe. * Clicking on to continue button will show you then PSPM page. * On this page, you have to click on student option, and then it will ask for your username which is going to be your banner id# and password is abc123. * This is the student page now, under ‘student functions’ select ‘choose select study’. * Lab sessions will now open, select the button which corresponds to your class e.g PSY 150. * Click now on sign up study and you will be registered for that session. * A page will appear which shows you that it is confirmed that you have signed up for session, after that another page shows you the session, date and time and location. * PSPM has two other functions, firstly you can withdraw or resign from the session, secondly how many credits you have earned. * If you want to resign from the session go up to PSPM main page, signing up on the above link. * Proceed with continue log, though it again show you not recommended. * Go on to student page as before and select ‘Resign from study’. * The following page will show you the sessions which you have selected before. * Tick-mark the session which you don’t

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