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- The document provides an overview of the mechanics of learning for a welding program's first day of face-to-face instruction. It outlines the agenda, which includes introductions, rules, logging into computer systems like Blackboard and MyBTC, an overview of course structures and how to succeed in courses, and organizing a plan for course order and assignments. The document demonstrates how to navigate Blackboard and access syllabi, announcements, program maps and course information to set up students for success in their welding program courses.
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- 1. MECHANICS OF LEARNING D AY 1 – FA C E TO FA C E
- 2. WELCOME • Instructor Introduction • Student Intro – Arrow Session? – Registration Method? – Number of Credits? • RULES – Phones Silent and Out of Sight – Stay with us and Follow Along • No clicking ahead • No opening other tabs, windows, or programs. – Help your Neighbors
- 3. COMPUTER • Log into the Computer • Log onto your My BTC
- 4. MY BTC • Webmail • Starfish • Event Calendar • Student Schedule – Printed Copy in Binder – Save copy to H Drive
- 5. BLACKBOARD • Structure – My Organizations • Do you see your program listed here? – My Courses
- 6. MY COURSES • Select a course - Safety • Course Structure – Getting Started – Syllabus and Course Info – Assignments – My Grades How to Succeed • Read the Information • Follow the Instructions • Watch the Videos • Ask Questions! • Ask More Questions!
- 7. MY ORGANIZATIONS • Announcements – Lab Closures – Changes – Reminders – Etc. • Information – Welding Degrees and Diplomas – SOPs – Library of Info – Lab Hours – Instructor Info – Scholarships – Jobs – FAQs
- 8. WELDING • Program Map – Course Order – Time to Complete Courses • Course Load • Embedded Technical Diplomas – Gas Metal Arc Welder – Flux Cored Arc Welder – Shielded Metal Arc Welder – Gas Tungsten Arc Welder
- 9. GET ORGANIZED • Determine what order you will be completing your courses in. • Organize your course order in the My Courses Section on the Blackboard Home Page
- 10. MECHANICS OF LEARNING • Class Information – Course Name Number and Description – Course Type • Hybrid – Meeting Day and Times – Pre Reqs – Required Material • Open up Safety Course – What is different?
- 11. MECHANICS OF LEARNING • Syllabus and Course Information – Syllabus – Instructor Information
- 12. ASSIGNMENTS • Introduction F2F – Information and Materials covered in Today’s Session. • Time Management – Planning for this semester • Flexible Learning – Planning for missteps • Setting Goals – Planning for the future