Roll Sheet Etiquette

Hello everyone,

This is an unrelated post. I just want to make it clear that there is one way and one way only to pass a roll sheet, and that is in a zig-zag formation (unless you're seated in a circle). This means that once you receive the roll sheet and sign in, you pass it backwards (assuming you're seated in the front), then it continues backwards, over horizontally one row, then forwards, and so on. This is the ONLY way that the roll can be effectively passed to all in attendance.

I'll admit that every once in a while when I'm in the back of the classroom and I receive the roll, I'll continue to pass it horizontally - MAJOR faux-pas, I know. But those are special circumstances, and also very infrequent circumstances. So please, if this post is applicable to you, remember the zig-zag.

This is a fairly unrelated link, which ties in nicely with this unrelated post. It's about alternate ways to take attendance, I guess in case the middle-section of the class is constantly marked absent the professor might need some new ideas. This woman's are pretty good, but it would be best if college-level students could simply learn to pass an attendance sheet, just sayin'.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hiFm_Hg1mTw