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Online Syllabus Addendum
(This is a suggested format and layout. You may modify font and order as desired)
Personal Technical Skills Required To Take the Course
This online class will not teach you how to use the computer, use Blackboard, navigate the web, or manage your
electronic files. If you are having difficulties, you may contact your instructor, IT helpdesk (208-562-3444), and/or
tutoring services (see student resources of Blackboard for information regarding tutoring services). For those
participants who fear they may not be able to navigate the technical skills of this course, please use CWI services
and/or see the instructor before dropping the course. We want you to succeed.
You will need to possess the ability (or be able to quickly acquire) the following minimum technology skills:
• Navigate, browse, and use the Internet and Blackboard.
• Download/upload/create/save/edit/open Word or PDF documents, video, and audio
• Download/upload and listen to or view audio and video files
Hardware and Software Requirements
You may not be able to view all course content through mobile devices and therefore may miss important
information. Therefore, you must have daily access to a computer that has:
• Mac OS X, Microsoft Windows XP, or equivalent
• Internet browser equivalent to Explorer 7.0 or higher (for example, Firefox, Opera, Chrome, or Safari).
• Dependable High-Speed Internet access with at least 1.5 Mbps download and .5 Mbps upload. You can use
speedtest.net to check your speed.
• Microsoft Office 2013
• Adobe Reader, Adobe Flash Player, iTunes, QuickTime Player or equivalent software. You will find these links
under the “CWI Student Resources” button.
• A backup option must be available for all of the above items, should your primary access fail for any reason.
• Access to hardwired internet access (as opposed to wifi or cell phones) to submit documents, quizzes, and
test.
Methods of Communication
Communication in this course will take place in several ways such as the Grade Center, Discussion Board, email, and/or
Blackboard announcements.
Netiquette Expectations
Text-based communication is especially prone to misinterpretation. It is important that you consider this in course
communication. Use academic language: please use complete sentences, appropriate punctuation, standard spelling,
and capitalization. Communication should conform to academic standards of courtesy. For example, flaming,
profanity, and ad hominem (personal) attacks are unacceptable. Failure to adhere to these standards will result in a
zero for the assignment and may result in an immediate failure in the course. Students should be aware that the use
of sarcasm is particularly prone to misinterpretation. With that in mind, do not use sarcasm. The use of emotion icons
(emoticons - , , etc.) may help convey some of the important nonverbal elements of communication.
Assessment Method and Turnaround Time
Feedback for assessments will normally be given within a week after the assessment due date. Should more time be
required to give feedback, an email and/or announcement will be sent. The large majority of your feedback will be
input into your My Grades center either in an attached document, rubric, or in the comment box.
Instructor’s Role in Interactive Assignments
Instructor participation in interactions will vary depending on the assignment. However, you can expect that your
work will be looked at by the instructor.
1
Definition of Attendance
All CWI Instructors are required to report attendance and course participation during the first two weeks to One Stop
Student Services for financial aid purposes. Attendance is defined below. If you do not meet attendance standards,
you can be dropped from the course.
Week 1: Log in to Blackboard and set up SIMnet account
Complete ALL of Week 1 assignments by the assigned due date
Week 2: Log in to Blackboard and SIMnet during the week
Complete ALL of Week 2 assignments by the assigned due date
During the rest of the semester:
Log in during the assigned week and complete all assignments during the assigned week
2

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Syllabus online 2013

  • 1. Online Syllabus Addendum (This is a suggested format and layout. You may modify font and order as desired) Personal Technical Skills Required To Take the Course This online class will not teach you how to use the computer, use Blackboard, navigate the web, or manage your electronic files. If you are having difficulties, you may contact your instructor, IT helpdesk (208-562-3444), and/or tutoring services (see student resources of Blackboard for information regarding tutoring services). For those participants who fear they may not be able to navigate the technical skills of this course, please use CWI services and/or see the instructor before dropping the course. We want you to succeed. You will need to possess the ability (or be able to quickly acquire) the following minimum technology skills: • Navigate, browse, and use the Internet and Blackboard. • Download/upload/create/save/edit/open Word or PDF documents, video, and audio • Download/upload and listen to or view audio and video files Hardware and Software Requirements You may not be able to view all course content through mobile devices and therefore may miss important information. Therefore, you must have daily access to a computer that has: • Mac OS X, Microsoft Windows XP, or equivalent • Internet browser equivalent to Explorer 7.0 or higher (for example, Firefox, Opera, Chrome, or Safari). • Dependable High-Speed Internet access with at least 1.5 Mbps download and .5 Mbps upload. You can use speedtest.net to check your speed. • Microsoft Office 2013 • Adobe Reader, Adobe Flash Player, iTunes, QuickTime Player or equivalent software. You will find these links under the “CWI Student Resources” button. • A backup option must be available for all of the above items, should your primary access fail for any reason. • Access to hardwired internet access (as opposed to wifi or cell phones) to submit documents, quizzes, and test. Methods of Communication Communication in this course will take place in several ways such as the Grade Center, Discussion Board, email, and/or Blackboard announcements. Netiquette Expectations Text-based communication is especially prone to misinterpretation. It is important that you consider this in course communication. Use academic language: please use complete sentences, appropriate punctuation, standard spelling, and capitalization. Communication should conform to academic standards of courtesy. For example, flaming, profanity, and ad hominem (personal) attacks are unacceptable. Failure to adhere to these standards will result in a zero for the assignment and may result in an immediate failure in the course. Students should be aware that the use of sarcasm is particularly prone to misinterpretation. With that in mind, do not use sarcasm. The use of emotion icons (emoticons - , , etc.) may help convey some of the important nonverbal elements of communication. Assessment Method and Turnaround Time Feedback for assessments will normally be given within a week after the assessment due date. Should more time be required to give feedback, an email and/or announcement will be sent. The large majority of your feedback will be input into your My Grades center either in an attached document, rubric, or in the comment box. Instructor’s Role in Interactive Assignments Instructor participation in interactions will vary depending on the assignment. However, you can expect that your work will be looked at by the instructor. 1
  • 2. Definition of Attendance All CWI Instructors are required to report attendance and course participation during the first two weeks to One Stop Student Services for financial aid purposes. Attendance is defined below. If you do not meet attendance standards, you can be dropped from the course. Week 1: Log in to Blackboard and set up SIMnet account Complete ALL of Week 1 assignments by the assigned due date Week 2: Log in to Blackboard and SIMnet during the week Complete ALL of Week 2 assignments by the assigned due date During the rest of the semester: Log in during the assigned week and complete all assignments during the assigned week 2