Student Handbook For Online Courses - El Camino College
El Camino CollegeStudent Handbook for Online CoursesSpring 2010El Camino CollegeDistance Education OfficeSchauerman LibraryEast Wing, Lower Level, Room 76(in the Library Media Technology Center)310.660.6453 – DistanceEd@elcamino.eduwww.elcamino.edu/DistanceEd
TABLE OF CONTENTSWelcome Page 2Spring 2010 Course Schedule .Pages 3-6Frequently Asked Questions .Pages 7-9Skills You Will Need . .Pages 10-11How to Access Your Online Courses. Pages 12-13ETUDES-NG Technical Requirements . Pages 14-17How to Add an Online Class . Pages 18-19Student Services and Campus Resources. .Page 201
Welcome to the Distance Education program at El Camino College!El Camino College offers online courses (via the computer). The Student Handbook for OnlineCourses is designed to acquaint you with our online program, and provide you with theinformation you will need to be successful in your course. You will find additional informationabout the College in the current El Camino College Schedule of Classes, on the ECC website We offer a wide variety of courses in many different subject areas. Our current online courseofferings are listed in the table that follows. There are more courses that have been approvedfor Distance Education delivery, but we do not offer all of them each semester. You may visitour website http://www.elcamino.edu/distanceEd to see a complete list of our courses and aschedule of the courses we plan to offer in the future.Distance Education students are entitled to all of the support services available to traditionalstudents. Many of these services are provided to students online. For more information, pleasesee “Useful Links” on the Distance Education website or contact our office (310) 660-6453 oremail at distanceed@elcamino.edu. The Distance Education Office is located in the basement ofthe Schauerman Library, East Wing, Lower Level, Room 76.Spring 2010 Online Course ScheduleMany of the distance education courses will have a first class meeting on campus. Detailsabout the first meetings can be found in the Distance Education section of the Schedule ofClasses. If you do not attend the first class meeting, you may be dropped from the course!Some courses are offered entirely online and do not have meetings on campus. You mustfollow the instructions under the course listing in the Distance Education section of theSchedule of Classes or you may be dropped by the instructor.Spring 2010 Online Course Schedule (For updates and changes see the Distance Educationwebsite at asp)2
El Camino CollegeOnline Course Listing and Orientation Meeting InformationSpring 2010COURSE NAME /INSTRUCTORSEC #REQUIREDORIENTATIONDATE/TIME/ROOM #Administration of Justice100Skipper, John4780Orientation on campus orcontact instructor before thestart of the semesterTuesday, February 16, from 4:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m., inADM 203.john.skipper@redondo.orgAnatomy 30Steinberg, MargaretClass Info4835Orientation on campusFriday, February 19, from 5:30 p.m. to 8:45 p.m., in LS109.The lab meets on campus Fridays at 530p-8:45pin (LS 109)Anthropology 1Waters, Marianne4100Visit the instructor’s website andcomplete the online orientationthe first week of the gy 2Waters, Marianne4102Visit the instructor’s website andcomplete the online orientationthe first week of the semesterwww.elcamino.edu/faculty/mwatersArt 1Cornelius, CamilleClass Info4500Orientation on campusand contact instructor beforethe start of the semesterWednesday, February 17, from 5:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m.,in LIB 166.camillecornelius@earthlink.netArt 2Atherton, ElizabethClass Info4503Orientation on campusThursday, February 18, from 7:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m., inART 103.Business 1AMiller, TimothyClass Info4301Orientation on campusand contact instructor beforethe start of the semesterTuesday, February 16, 1:00-3:00 p.m., Room C204A/Bin the Communications Bldg.tmiller@elcamino.eduBusiness 1AAmling, Joy4302Orientation on campusWednesday, February 17, from 5:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m.,in MUSI 203.jamling@elcamino.eduBusiness 1BDaily, RobertClass Info4304Orientation on campusWednesday, February 17, from 5:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m.,in Comm 302.daily.ecc@gmail.comCADD 31 ABCDHughes, RichardClass Info4790Orientation on campusTuesday, February 16 from 5:00-6:00 pm in TA 204.Child Development 103Phillips, C.Class Info4110Orientation on campusFeb 16 from 4:30-6:30 pm in the Library 166.aphillips@elcamino.eduChild Development 131Montgomery, Jennifer4128Contact instructor before thestart of the semesterjmontgomery@elcamino.eduChild Development 108Montgomery, Jennifer4127Contact instructor before thestart of the semesterjmontgomery@elcamino.edu3
Child Development 150Young, Janet4129Orientation on campus. If youdo not plan to attend theorientation, you must email theinstructor prior to the first classmeeting or you will be dropped.Tuesday, February 16, from 6:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m., inARTB 313.jyoung@elcamino.eduCIS 13Thompson, JacquieClass Info4344Orientation on campus andcontact the instructor before thestart of the semester. Studentswill need to have Vista andOffice 2007Wednesday, February 17, from 4:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m.,in MCS 111jthompso@elcamino.eduCIS 13Vacca, PatClass Info4342Orientation on campus andcontact the instructor before thestart of the semester.Students will need to have Vistaand Office 2007.Wednesday, February 17, from 5:30PM to 6:30PM inMCS 109.pvacca@elcamino.eduCIS 30Siddiqui, JClass Info4350Orientation on campusTuesday, February 16, from 8:20 p.m. to 9:20 p.m., inMCS 109.CIS 142Miller, DaveClass Info4364Orientation on campus andcontact the instructor before thestart of the semesterFebruary 17, from 5:00 p.m. to 5:45 p.m. in C-204dmiller@elcamino.eduContemporary Health 1Hazell, ThomasClass Info4572Orientation on campusTuesday, February 16, from 5:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m., inPE-N 26Contemporary Health 1Lofgren, DeanClass Info4571Orientation on campusTuesday, February 16, from 5:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m., inPE-N 28Contemporary Health 1Pattison, Le ValleyClass Info4573Orientation on campusTuesday, February 16, from 5:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m., inPE-N 27Contemporary Health 1Delzeit, LindaClass Info4574Contact the instructor and visitthe instructor’s website forcourse information before thestart of the ance 1Berney, DanielClass Info4510/4511Contact the instructor beforethe start of the semesterdberney@elcamino.eduEconomics 1Keskinel, Meric4130Orientation on campusTuesday, February 16, from 6:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m., inMBBM 136English 84DeVaney, AllisonClass Info4646Contact the instructor for theonline orientation link beforethe start of the semesteradevaney@elcamino.eduEnglish 84DeVaney, AllisonClass Info4647Contact the instructor for theonline orientation link beforethe start of the semesteradevaney@elcamino.edu4
English 1AJung, J.4600/4601You must visit the instructor'swebsite and complete theinstructions on the site by theend of the first week of htmlEnglish 1AGates, S.Class Info4604/4606Contact the instructor beforethe start of the semestersgates@elcamino.eduEnglish 1CZhao, JoyClass Info4622Contact the instructor beforethe first day of class and/orattend orientation on campusjzhao@elcamino.eduTuesday, February 16, from 6:30 p.m. to 7:45 p.m., inH103English 1CZhao, JoyClass Info4623Contact the instructor beforethe first day of class and/orattend orientation on campusjzhao@elcamino.eduThursday, February 18, from 6:30 p.m. to 7:45 p.m., inH 103English 1CSchenk, JoyceClass Info4625Contact the instructor beforethe start of the semesterjschenk@elcamino.eduEnglish 1CArmao, E.Class Info4624Contact the instructor beforethe start of the semesterearmao@elcamino.eduEnglish 27Madden, JanetClass Info4633Contact the instructor beforethe start of the semesterjmadden@elcamino.eduHistory 1AGuillow, L.4150Contact the instructor beforethe start of the semesterlguillow@elcamino.eduHistory 1BGold, C.Class Info4155/4156Contact the instructor beforethe start of the semestercgold@elcamino.eduHistory 140Suarez, Jason4158Orientation on campusTuesday, February 16, from 6:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m., inSOCS 208Humanities 1Madden, JanetClass Info4650Contact the instructor beforethe start of the semesterjmadden@elcamino.eduJournalism 12Medigovich, L.Class Info4666Contact the instructor beforethe start of the semestermedigovich@aol.comMathematics 40Roeun, MalinniClass Info4820Orientation on campusFriday, February 19, from 9:15 a.m. to 11:10 a.m., inMCS 215. This section meets every Friday, from 9:15a.m. to 11:10 a.m., in MCS mlMathematics 40Wang, LijunClass Info4821Orientation on campusFriday, February 19, from 8:30 a.m. to 10:30 a.m., inMCS 219A. This section meets every Friday, from 8:30a.m. to 10:30 a.m., in MCS 219A.Mathematics 73Scott, G.Class Info4827Orientation on campusThursday, February 18, from 8:00 a.m. to 10:00 a.m., inMCS 203. This section meets every Thursday oncampus at 800am-1000am in (MCS 203).5
Mathematics 73Roeun, MalinniClass Info4826Orientation on campusSaturday, February 13, from 8:00 a.m. to 10:00 a.m., inMCS 208. This section meets every Saturday, from8:00 a.m. to 10:00 a.m., in MCS mlMathematics 150Miao, WendyClass Info4830Orientation on campusFriday, February 19, from 930am-1130amin (MCS 205). This section meets every Friday oncampus at 930am-1130am in (MCS 205).Music 11Doyle, WilliamClass Info4515/4516Contact Instructor before thestart of the semesterwdoyle@elcamino.eduNutrition and Foods 11Lyons, MaryClass Info4798Orientation on campus andcontact Instructor before thestart of the semesterSaturday, February 13, from 9:00 a.m. to 11:00 a.m., inNATS 5.mlyons@elcamino.eduOceanography 10Noyes, ThomasClass Info4850Contact Instructor before thestart of the semestertnoyes@elcamino.eduPhilosophy 2Sedgwick, EmilyClass Info4170There is no on campusorientation. You do not need tocontact the instructor before thestart of the semester.EASedgwick@chevron.comPhilosophy 3Haghighi, S.4175Contact Instructor before thestart of the semestershaghighi@elcamino.eduPhilosophy 5Shadish, ElizabethClass Info4179There is no campus orientation.However, all students arerequired to check in by 5 pmTuesday, February 16, 2010, tomy email, to confirm yourintention to remain in thecourse.eshadish@elcamino.eduPhilosophy 7Shadish, ElizabethClass Info4181There is no campus orientation.However, all students arerequired to check in by 5 pmTuesday, February 16, 2010, tomy email, to confirm yourintention to remain in thecourse.eshadish@elcamino.eduPolitical Science 1Houske, LaurieClass Info4184Optional orientation on campusif you are unable to attend youmust contact instructor beforethe start of the semester.Wednesday, February 17, from 5:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m.,in MBBM 130Optional orientation on campusif you are unable to attend youmust contact instructor beforethe start of the semester.Tuesday, February 16, from 5:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m., inMBBM 130Orientation on campus4186 - Tuesday, February 16, from 5:00 p.m. to 7:00p.m., in ARTB 3544187- Wednesday, February 16, from 7:00 p.m. to 9:00p.m., in ARTB 354Political Science 1Houske, LaurieClass InfoPolitical Science 1Munoz, EduardoClass www.elcamino.edu/faculty/lhouske
Psychology 3Simon, AngelaClass Info4190Orientation on campusTuesday, February 16, from 5:30 p.m. to 7:00 p.m., inARTB 317Psychology 3Himsel, Amy4191Follow the instructions on theinstructor’s website before thestart of the semesterhttp://www.amyhimsel.comPsychology 5Himsel, Amy4195Follow the instructions on theinstructor’s website before thestart of the semesterhttp://www.amyhimsel.comPsychology 5Mascolo, Richard4197Contact the instructor beforethe start of the sychology 5Simon, AngelaClass Info4196Orientation on campusWednesday, February 17, from 5:00 p.m. to 6:30 p.m.,in ARTB 344Sociology 101Dowden, F SueClass Info4290Optional orientation on campus;see instructor's website:www.elcamino.edu/faculty/sdowden/social problems.htmStudents may attend EITHER : Tuesday, Feb 16 ORWednesday, Feb 17 from 5:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m., inMBBM 105Sociology 101Dowden, F SueClass Info4291Optional orientation on campus;see instructor's website:www.elcamino.edu/faculty/sdowden/social problems.htmStudents may attend EITHER : Tuesday, Feb 16 ORWednesday, Feb 17 from 5:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m., inMBBM 105Speech Communication 14Hunt, CarmenClass Info4520Contact the instructor beforethe start of the semesterchunt@elcamino.eduTheatre 4DeMita, JohnClass Info4527Orientation on campusWednesday, February 17, from 3:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m.,in Lib 1667
Frequently Asked Questions about Distance Education at ECCWhat is Distance Education? Can anyone take these classes?Distance Education courses are designed for students who desire flexibility and convenience intheir studies. Our courses are fully accredited and are considered equivalent to on-campuscourses. Anyone who is eligible to take regular courses on campus may enroll in DistanceEducation courses. Consult the ECC Schedule of Classes or the college website for registrationinformation.How do these courses work? How will I interact with my instructor?Students in online courses communicate with their instructor and classmates electronically viaa course website. The instructor posts such things as lectures, assignments, announcements,and other information to the site. The class may respond with questions, comments, etc. Someof our instructors are using a website for their course; others are using course managementprograms such as ETUDES-NG, Blackboard, and others.Will I be required to attend class meetings on campus?This is determined by the instructor. Many instructors have on-campus meetings at the start ofthe semester, but some do not. If you are taking a course that has a scheduled first classmeeting, your instructor will give you a course syllabus at that time. Instructors teachingentirely online will provide you with a syllabus online. The syllabus will include the courserequirements and information about any on-campus sessions you will be expected to attend.If my instructor holds a first class meeting, and plans to hold additional on-campus meetingslater in the semester, will they be on the same day and at the same time as the first classmeeting?Usually, yes. We encourage our instructors to schedule all class meetings on the same day andat the same time as the first meeting. Check with your course instructor for that information.The first class meeting conflicts with another course I want to take. What should I do?Do not enroll in both courses – choose only one.How are examinations administered?Again, this is determined by the course instructor. Some instructors administer exams at oncampus meetings, while others administer them online. Your instructor will provide you withdetails.What software and hardware do I need?You must have at a minimum:- Regular access to the Internet- A Computer – either a PC with Windows and a Pentium processor or a Macintosh with atleast System 10.0- A recent version of a web browser such as FireFox or Microsoft Explorer- An Internet Service Provider- An Email Address8
- Current Word Processing Software as required by the instructorSome courses may have additional requirements. Your instructor will give you moreinformation.I don’t have a computer at home. Can I still take an online course?Yes, as long as you’re sure you’ll have regular access to a computer that’s connected to theInternet. Some of our students use computers they have at work. There are also computerlabs on campus with Internet access. (Like the Computer Commons in the Library MediaTechnology Center, for example – more details later.)What kind of computer skills should I have?In order to succeed in this type of course, you must be computer literate and have experiencein computer communication. That is, you should have good word processing skills, and befamiliar with sending and receiving email. You should also feel comfortable navigating theWorld Wide Web. It is very important that you have these skills before enrolling in an onlinecourse, because it will take some time for you to become accustomed to the way an onlinecourse works. Before you know it, you will need to concentrate on the course material, andyou won’t have much time to deal with technical matters. Check the “Skills You’ll Need”section later in this Handbook. It will help you determine whether or not you’re ready for anonline course.I think I have the technical skills I need, but I’ve never taken a course like this. How do I knowif this is right for me?In order to succeed in a Distance Education course, you must be self-motivated and be able towork well independently with minimum supervision. You do not meet regularly with yourinstructor in the classroom, so you must be able to manage your time effectively and stay ontrack with your coursework. It’s also important that you have strong reading and writing skills.(See the “Tips for Success” section later in this Handbook.)Distance Education courses are every bit as challenging as on-campus courses. In fact, surveyswe’ve conducted reveal that some students find Distance Education courses more difficult.Will I have to be online at a particular time?Some instructors require students to be online at a particular time to take quizzes or exams, orto participate in chat sessions. You may contact your instructor for details.What do I do if I need help?It’s very important that you get in touch with your instructor as soon as possible if you’re havingtrouble. You may contact them by phone or by email. Our full-time instructors hold weeklyoffice hours, so you can visit them in person, if you wish. A Faculty Directory is available at ouroffice and on our website.If you find you need help with the course material, check out the Tutoring Programadministered by the ECC Learning Resources Center (LRC). Tutors help students prepare fortests, learn new concepts, improve study techniques, and answer questions about assignments.9
Free tutoring for ECC students is available each semester. All LRC tutors are highly trained andcertified. Visit the Tutoring website for more toring/index.aspWhat do I do if I can’t access my course online?If for some reason you cannot access your course, email or call your instructor or the DistanceEducation Office. We will get in touch with our Information Technology Services departmentand find out what the problem is. In the future we hope to have a “Technical Help Number”students can call, but until that time, we will contact ITS on your behalf.Will I have to buy books for the course?Yes. Your instructor will give you information about the text materials you’ll need for yourcourse. They are available in the El Camino College Bookstore. The El Camino CollegeBookstore is now open 24/7. They can ship your books to your home or you can pick them upin the store. Visit the online at http://elcamino.collegestoreonline.com/.Does Distance Education courses transfer to other schools?We advise you to check with a counselor at the school you plan to transfer to so you are surethe course will be accepted. Many schools accept our courses, but some do not. (By the way,your transcript will not specify that the course you took was delivered in a Distance Educationformat.)What if I find I can’t continue in my course? Can I withdraw from it?Yes, but in order to receive a “W” (Withdrawal), you must withdraw before the deadline.Consult the current ECC Schedule of Classes or visit the
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