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QUICK REFERENCE - DISTANCE LEARNING Quick Reference - Distance Learning Telecourses and Online Winter Credit Classes The Distance Learning “Quick Reference” pages are a summary of classes offered. Refer to the “Credit Classes” section for course description and instructors. For more information about telecourse or online classes, contact: Media Services and Distance Learning at 360.475.7770 or DistanceLearning@olympic.edu. Telecourses What is a telecourse? A telecourse combines a series of video lectures with study guides, assignments, exams and other information from an instructor to make a class that you can take mostly from home. Why would I want to take a telecourse? Telecourses are a great option for many students. Telecourses give you: • The opportunity to take a course without having to regularly come to an OC campus. • The chance to have some control over the pace of your learning. • An extra opportunity for learning if you are a visual learner. What skills do I need to be successful? Telecourses are not for everyone. Successful telecourse students have the following skills: • Independent learner: Since you are not going to a classroom everyday, you will need to be really good at managing your own time. • Time: You should have 10 – 15 hours available per week to complete a 5-credit course. Students who try to complete distance learning courses in their “spare time” are rarely successful. What materials and equipment will I need? • The Telecourse — Telecourse Tape Rental: You can rent telecourse tapes from Media Services for $35 per quarter. — Borrowing Telecourse Tapes: You can borrow telecourse tapes for 24 hours from the Haselwood Library on the Bremerton campus or the Johnson Library on the Shelton campus. — Watching the Telecourse on TV: You can watch telecourses on the Public Access networks of Comcast Cable (Channel 12) or Wave Cable (Channel 3). • The Textbook: Most instructors require a textbook. You can get textbook information from the OC bookstore in Bremerton or online at http://ocbookstore.ctc.edu. • Syllabus and Other Course Materials: At your required telecourse orientation, you will get the syllabus and other course materials for your telecourse. Many instructors have also provided information about their courses on the Distance Learning website, www.olympic.edu/DistanceLearning. What else do I need to know? • Required Orientation: EVERY TELECOURSE HAS A REQUIRED ORIENTATION. Time, date, and location will be announced at a later time. Students will be notified by mail when the orientations are taking place. You can also get your orientation time, date, and location on the Distance Learning website, www.olympic.edu/DistanceLearning. • Telecourse Fee: Each telecourse has a licensing fee of $30 that is paid to the telecourse producers. This is in addition to the rental fee if you choose to rent the videos. Online Classes What is an online course? An online course is a course that you can take using your computer and the Internet. Why would I want to take an online course? Online courses are a great option for many students. An online course gives you: • The opportunity to take a course without having to regularly come to an OC campus. • The chance to organize your daily class activity as you need to without being locked into a set time to be on the computer. • Increased interactivity with the faculty and other students. What skills do I need to be successful? Online courses are not for everyone. Successful online students have the following skills: • Independent learner: Since you are not going to the campus everyday, you will need to be really good at managing your own time. • Time: You should have 1 – 3 hours per day broken up over the day to complete a 5-credit course. Students who try to complete distance learning courses in their “spare time” are rarely successful. • Familiarity with Blackboard: Most OC online courses are conducted using software called Blackboard through Washington Online (WAOL). If you have not used Blackboard before, you can get familiar with it by using the Week Zero online orientation at the WAOL website, www.waol.org/getstarted/weekZero.asp. • Good time management: Online courses generally require students to actively participate in ongoing discussions on four of every seven days. Depending on the course, the student has to be able to take active responsibility for their part. What materials and equipment will I need? • A computer: We strongly suggest that you have a computer with Internet access at home. OC online courses require students to actively participate in ongoing classroom work and discussions on four of every seven days. You can get additional information about system requirements from www.waol.org/getStarted/requirements.asp. • The Textbook: You can get textbook information from the OC bookstore in Bremerton or online at http://ocbookstore.ctc.edu. How do I register? Continuing and former students should follow the registration instructions on page 5. New students should follow the registration instructions on page 4. Wait lists are not available for online classes. How to Read this Schedule p.13. 52 | WINTER 2007 THE VIEW CLASS SCHEDULE Locations: Brem=Bremerton, Poul=Poulsbo, Shel=Shelton, NBK-BGR=NBK Bangor, NBK-BREM=NBK Bremerton, NHB=Naval Hospital Bremerton
How to Read this Schedule p.13. QUICK REFERENCE - DISTANCE LEARNING Time Days +Fee Cr Item Time Days +Fee Cr Item How do I access my online classroom? See the web address next to the class in the main section of this schedule. Online classrooms open generally a day before the class begins. For classes offered through WAOL: • Go to www.waol.org • Click “Blackboard” hyperlink • User ID is waol plus student ID number (example: waol555555555) • Password = first 5 letters of last name (all lower case) • Click on the name of your class to access your online classroom What else do I need to know? • Optional Online Orientation: WAOL has an optional online orientation called Week Zero. If you have not used Blackboard before, participating in this orientation will make your online course much easier. Access the online orientation in the week before your class starts at www.waol.org/getstarted/weekZero.asp. • More Information About Classes: Many instructors have provided information about their courses on the Distance Learning website, www.olympic.edu/DistanceLearning. • Online Course Fee: A fee of $8 per credit will apply to each online course. WINTER TELECOURSE CLASSES Includes required orientation session. Refer to the “Credit Classes” section for course descriptions and instructors. BS-EC 101 INTRO TO BUSINESS SS 5:00-6:00p Tues. 1/2 Bremerton-HL 127 (BI Classroom). $30 5cr 2050 BS-EC 251 PRINCIPLES OF ACCOUNTING I 4:00-5:00p Tues. 1/2 Bremerton-HL 127 (BI Classroom). $30 5cr 2060 BS-EC 252 PRINCIPLES OF ACCOUNTING II Prerequisite: BS-EC 251. 7:00-7:30p Wed. 1/3 Bremerton-HL 127 (BI Classroom). $30 5cr 2065 BS-EC 260 BUSINESS LAW 6:00-7:00p Tues. 1/2 Bremerton-HL 127 (BI Classroom). $30 5cr 2079 ENGL 140 INTRO TO LITERATURE H 6:00-7:00p Wed. 1/3 Bremerton-HL 127 (BI Classroom). $30 5cr 3276 FLSPN 102 ELEMENTARY SPANISH H Prerequisite: FLSPN 101 or equivalent. 4:00-5:00p Wed. 1/3 Bremerton-HL 114 (Media TV Studio). $30 5cr 3396 HIST 102 WESTERN CIVILIZATION—1300 TO 1815 SS 7:00-8:00p Tues. 1/2 Bremerton-HL 127 (BI Classroom). $30 5cr 3400 HIST 105 THE UNITED STATES SINCE 1865 SS Prerequisite: ENGL 101 with a grade of 2.0 or above. 7:00-8:00p Tues. 1/2 Bremerton-HL 127 (BI Classroom). $30 5cr 3414 HIST 230 FILMS IN AMERICAN CULTURE SS 5:00-6:00p Wed. 1/3 Bremerton-HL 127 (BI Classroom). $30 5cr 3421 HUMAN 230 FILMS IN AMERICAN CULTURE H 5:00-6:00p Wed. 1/3 Bremerton-HL 127 (BI Classroom). $30 5cr 3435 PHILO 101 INTRO TO PHILOSOPHY H/SS 4:00-5:00p Tues. 1/2 Bremerton-HL 110 (DL Classroom). $30 5cr 3770 PSYCH 101 GENERAL PSYCHOLOGY SS 7:30-8:30p Wed. 1/3 Bremerton-HL 127 (BI Classroom). $30 5cr 3802 PSYCH 224 LIFESPAN DEVELOPMENT SS Prerequisite: PSYCH 101. 4:30-5:00p Wed. 1/3 Bremerton-HL 110/Shelton-TJL 120. $30 5cr 3830 PSYCH 240 ABNORMAL PSYCHOLOGY SS Prerequisite: PSYCH 101 or permission of instructor. 4:00-4:30p Wed. 1/3 Bremerton-HL 110/Shelton-TJL 120. $30 5cr 3832 SOCIO 101 INTRO TO SOCIOLOGY SS 4:00-5:00p Tues. 1/2 Bremerton-HL 114 (Media TV Studio). $30 5cr 3852 WINTER ONLINE CLASSES Refer to the “Credit Classes” section for course descriptions and instructors. ANTHR 202 INTRO TO CULTURAL ANTHROPOLOGY SS $40 5cr 3016 ART 100 ART APPRECIATION H $40 5cr 3030 ART 103 ART HISTORY/MEDIEVAL—RENAISSANCE H $40 5cr 3034 CMPTR 103 CMPTR 105 CMPTR 110 WOMEN AND TECHNOLOGY $16 2cr 2100 SMALL OFFICE/HOME OFFICE NETWORKING $16 2cr 2104 INFORMATION SYSTEMS CONCEPTS $40 5cr 2110 CMPTR 111 INTRO TO OPERATING SYSTEMS Prerequisite: CMPTR 110 or concurrent enrollment. $32 4cr 2115 CMPTR 112 CMPTR 115 INTRO TO WINDOWS INTRO TO THE INTERNET $8 1cr 2118 $24 3cr 2127 CMPTR 120 PROGRAMMING CONCEPTS Prerequisite: CMPTR 110 or concurrent enrollment in CMPTR 110 or permission of instructor. Go to instructor’s web site: http://faculty.olympic.edu/dhanson/ to start. CMPTR 122 CMPTR 137 CMPTR 150 APPLICATIONS FOR IT PROFESSIONALS INTRO TO MICROSOFT POWERPOINT Locations: Brem=Bremerton, Poul=Poulsbo, Shel=Shelton, NBK-BGR=NBK Bangor, NBK-BREM=NBK Bremerton, NHB=Naval Hospital Bremerton 5cr 2136 $32 4cr 2139 $8 1cr 2178 SURVEY/MICROCOMPUTING—PERSONAL CMPTR $32 4cr 2200 CMPTR 154 INTRO TO MS ACCESS Prerequisite: Windows skills and a prior computer class or permission of instructor. $32 4cr 2208 www.olympic.edu | Campus Switchboard: 360.792.6050 or 1.800.259.6718 | 53 QUICK REFERENCE - DISTANCE LEARNING
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