This will depend on the course and department requirements. This should include hardware and software requirements. Please include technical competencies expected or required of the students. Sample text follows. Students are expected to Have basic computer competency which includes: the ability to use a personal computer to locate, create, move, copy, delete, name, rename, and save files and folders on hard drives, secondary storage devices such as USB drives, and cloud such as Google Drive (Titan Aps) and Dropbox; the ability to use a word processing program to create, edit, format, store, retrieve, and print documents; the ability to use their CSUF email accounts to receive, create, edit, print, save, and send an e-mail message with and without an attached file; and the ability to use an Internet browser such as Chrome, Safari, Firefox, or Internet Explorer to search and access web sites in the World Wide Web. Have ongoing reliable access to a computer with Internet connectivity for regular course assignments Utilize Microsoft® Office 2013 (for P.C.) or 2011 (for Mac) including Word, PowerPoint, and Excel to learn content and communicate with colleagues and faculty; have the ability to regularly print assignments Maintain and access three times weekly their CSUF student email account Use Internet search and retrieval skills to complete assignment Apply his/her educational technology skills to complete expected competencies Utilize other software applications as course requirements dictate Utilize Titanium to access course materials and complete assignments (recommended) Software for Students Did you know you can get FREE and low-cost software for being an active CSUF students? Software downloads and request forms can be found on the . Specify where and when the class meets for any dates that there is synchronous or face-to-face instruction. Please also note this in the tentative course schedule. If this does not apply to your class please state that there is no face-to-face or synchronous instruction. Insert information regarding appropriate online behavior. Sample text is included below. Each student is expected to conduct himself/herself in a professional manner during the class - taking full advantage of the learning opportunities available. This includes completing all online discussions and assignments, adhering to proper netiquette, and so on. Netiquette refers to a set of behaviors that are appropriate for online activity - especially with email and threaded discussions.
This will depend on the course and department requirements. This should include hardware and software requirements. Please include technical competencies expected or required of the students. Sample text follows. Students are expected to Have basic computer competency which includes: the ability to use a personal computer to locate, create, move, copy, delete, name, rename, and save files and folders on hard drives, secondary storage devices such as USB drives, and cloud such as Google Drive (Titan Aps) and Dropbox; the ability to use a word processing program to create, edit, format, store, retrieve, and print documents; the ability to use their CSUF email accounts to receive, create, edit, print, save, and send an e-mail message with and without an attached file; and the ability to use an Internet browser such as Chrome, Safari, Firefox, or Internet Explorer to search and access web sites in the World Wide Web. Have ongoing reliable access to a computer with Internet connectivity for regular course assignments Utilize Microsoft® Office 2013 (for P.C.) or 2011 (for Mac) including Word, PowerPoint, and Excel to learn content and communicate with colleagues and faculty; have the ability to regularly print assignments Maintain and access three times weekly their CSUF student email account Use Internet search and retrieval skills to complete assignment Apply his/her educational technology skills to complete expected competencies Utilize other software applications as course requirements dictate Utilize Titanium to access course materials and complete assignments Software for Students (recommended) Did you know you can get FREE and low-cost software for being an active CSUF students? Software downloads and request forms can be found on the . Specify where and when the class meets for any dates that there is synchronous or face-to-face instruction. Please also note this in the tentative course schedule. If this does not apply to your class please state that there is no face-to-face or synchronous instruction. Insert information regarding appropriate online behavior. Sample text is included below. Each student is expected to conduct himself/herself in a professional manner during the class - taking full advantage of the learning opportunities available. This includes completing all online discussions and assignments, adhering to proper netiquette, and so on. Netiquette refers to a set of behaviors that are appropriate for online activity - especially with email and threaded discussions.
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