online classes

Students must have internet access and valid email accounts to take an online section. Please, please ensure that the school has your desired email address as part of your official record.

There may be mandatory on-campus orientations (see below).

Also, please check the Official Schedule of Classes for information.

FALL 2009 INFORMATION - Coming Soon

Section	Course	Course #	Professor	Orientation / Information
1334	ENGLISH	28	STAFF
1338	ENGLISH	28	ROBINSON	Orientation: Tuesday, September 1, 2009 from 5 -6:30pm, JH303. All students who are enrolled in Dr. Robinson’s English 101 or English 28 courses must make arrangements to attend the class orientation. You must select one of the sessions. If you cannot attend, please consider taking another class. It is very important that we all understand the rules of engagement with the online experience. I do not want to get emails that state you have done this before; therefore, you do not need to attend. Attending orientation will enable us to begin our initial communication and alleviate unforeseeable problems. I will email you the syllabus on the first day of classes. Be sure that you bring your copy to the orientation. Bring your questions to the orientation. See you all in fall 2009. Book: The Norton Reader, 12 edition.
418	ENGLISH	28	LAPP	All students enrolled in English 28 section 0418 must attend one of two orientations. Orientation #1 will be Monday, August 31st from 7:00 to 9:30 p.m. in JH 303, the English Department Writing Lab Computer Room. Orientation #2 will be Wednesday, September 2nd from 1:00 p.m. to 3:30 p.m. in JH 303, the English Department Writing Lab Computer Room. Remember that attendance at one of these two orientations is mandatory. If you cannot attend one or the other, please drop this class. If you are enrolled in the class, you must be certain that admissions has your current email address, physical address, and your phone number. You will receive instructions via email on how to enroll in the class website so that you can view the syllabus and get your first assignments before the class begins. If you have not yet received this information because you have not given Admissions a working email address, email the instructor immediately at LACityProf@gmail.com. If you are not enrolled in this class and would like to do so, please attend one of the orientations. Many students currently enrolled may drop. Students will be added to fill those vacant slots. If you are not enrolled in this class, do not email me requesting that you be added. Show up at one of the two orientations.
3703	ENGLISH	101	TAMAYO	September 1^st 12 noon - JH 303 download syllabus
588	ENGLISH	101	LAPP	All students enrolled in English 101 must attend one of two orientations: Orientation #1 will be Monday, October 26th from 3:00 to 5:30 p.m. in JH 303, the English Department Writing Center Computer room. Orientation #2 will be Monday, October 26th from 7:00 to 9:30 p.m. in JH 303, the English department Writing Center Computer Room. Remember that attendance at one of these two orientations is mandatory. If you cannot attend one or the other, please drop this class. If you are enrolled in the class, you must be certain that admissions has your current email address, physical address, and your phone number. You will receive instructions via email on how to enroll in the class website so that you can view the syllabus and get your first assignments before the class begins. If you don't receive this information by 10/20/09, email the instructor at LACityProf@gmail.com. If you are not enrolled in this class and would like to do so, please attend one of the orientations. Many students currently enrolled may drop. Students will be added to fill those vacant slots. If you are not enrolled in this class, do not email me requesting that you be added. Show up at one of the two orientations.
479	ENGLISH	101	ROBINSON	Orientation: Tuesday, September 1, 2009 from 5 -6:30pm, JH303. All students who are enrolled in Dr. Robinson’s English 101 or English 28 courses must make arrangements to attend the class orientation. You must select one of the sessions. If you cannot attend, please consider taking another class. It is very important that we all understand the rules of engagement with the online experience. I do not want to get emails that state you have done this before; therefore, you do not need to attend. Attending orientation will enable us to begin our initial communication and alleviate unforeseeable problems. I will email you the syllabus on the first day of classes. Be sure that you bring your copy to the orientation. Bring your questions to the orientation. See you all in fall 2009. Book: The Norton Reader, 12 edition.
3226	ENGLISH	101	O CONNELL	Orientation for online section #3226 is Thursday, September 3 at 4:30 PM, in or near JH303. Online students may also attend the first day of class with the classroom section Saturday, September 5 beginning at 9:00 in JH303. Students may find course materials online at http://www.snorko.org/lacc Note for students hoping to add or transfer: all students qualified for English 101 are welcome to attend the first day of class or online orientation even though the computer system may show the course as full. Some add cards and section transfers will be available, the number depending on how many registered students do not appear.
555	ENGLISH	102	TAMAYO	September 1^st 2pm - JH 303 download syllabus
1355	ENGLISH	103	KENDALL	Students must attend one of two orientations: Monday, August 31st from 1-2:30 pm in JH303. or Tuesday, September 1st from 5-6:30pm in JH302.
556	ENGLISH	103	PATTHEY	Orientation on Saturday, September 5, at 1 pm in JH 302 download syllabus
3705	ENGLISH	255	PATTHEY	Orientation: September 4, 4:30 pm, CCW 246 download syllabus
3239	ENGLISH	270	BORETZ	No in-person orientation. Email instructor with your current email address. For more information about course delivery, see ETUDES tutorials. download syllabus