User: Open a google document, with cover page, on your start date. In essay format: enter the text for journal 1 directly into the document  on day 1.  (do not copy and paste it in).  On Day 7, open the document and start typing the response, not copy/paste.  Do the same for the Day 14.
Assistant: It seems like you're requesting assistance with creating a Google Document for a journal entry project, where you input text on different days. While I can't physically open a Google Document, I can guide you on how to arrange and manage this task:

1. **Create the Document:**

   - **Cover Page:** 
     - Open Google Docs and create a new document.
     - Create your cover page with your title (e.g., "My Journal Project"), your start date, and any other pertinent information like your name or a brief project description.

2. **Day 1: Journal Entry 1**
   
   - On the first day, simply open your document and type directly into it. Begin your journal entry with a date, and write in an essay format. Reflect on your thoughts, experiences, or anything relevant to the project.
   
   Example:
   ```
   Date: [Insert Day 1 Date]
   
   Journal Entry 1:
   
   Today marks the beginning of my journal project. I am excited to start this journey and document my thoughts and experiences over the next few weeks...
   ```

3. **Day 7: Journal Entry 2**

   - On the seventh day, open the same document and start a new journal entry. Begin with the date and continue writing in essay form. Reflect on the past week, any changes, or insights you’ve gained.
   
   Example:
   ```
   Date: [Insert Day 7 Date]
   
   Journal Entry 2:
   
   It's been a week since I started this journal. Over the last few days, I've learned that...
   ```

4. **Day 14: Journal Entry 3**

   - On the fourteenth day, open your document and start another new entry with the date. Summarize your experience, reflect on what you've learned, or explore any new ideas that have emerged.
   
   Example:
   ```
   Date: [Insert Day 14 Date]
   
   Journal Entry 3:
   
   Two weeks into this journaling exercise, I've noticed...
   ```

By following this approach, you'll keep a comprehensive and organized record of your thoughts and reflections over the course of the project. Just remember to save your document in Google Docs as you work, which typically happens automatically if you're connected to the internet.
User: Individual Journals & Clips:  Poverty & Singer Solution
Students must individually choose TWO luxuries to give up/abstain from for 14 days.  Students will use this process to reflect analytically and critically and develop THREE journal entries.  Students will document their process by taking short clips (this will vary based on actual activity) and daily upload images of each day that will highlight life without the two luxuries.  Students must be visible in ALL documentation.  Students who submit only a pdf or do not grant editor access will automatically lose points.  You will document this by taking still pictures for support (20), and a minimum of (5) short clips.


Step 1: Go to google drive, and open a “New Folder” named “First Name_Last Name_ _Singer Solution.”. 
Step 2: Open a google document, with cover page, on your start date. In essay format: enter the text for journal 1 directly into the document  on day 1.  (do not copy and paste it in).  On Day 7, open the document and start typing the response, not copy/paste.  Do the same for the Day 14. If we cannot verify that the content was created on the appropriate day, points will not be awarded. Do Not upload a word document from your computer to google drive.  IF you aren’t familiar with creating a google doc, visit the resources on the moodle page.
These should be treated as three separate essays.  Ensure that you organize appropriately using APA formatting requirements.  
Step 3: Daily, add your video clips and images to the folder. 
Step 4: Share the link to your folder in google AND upload a pdf version of the google doc to google as a back up.
Assistant: