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This document outlines the 7 step process for students to sign up for electives online: 1) Login with student ID and pin number 2) View and select elective choices by clicking "add" 3) Choose alternatives like waitlists and backups in case classes fill up 4) Review enrolled and waitlisted classes along with backup options 5) Ensure at least 2 open electives are selected 6) Check final class list received in core class during week 1 7) Q&A addresses elective schedule details like days, times, and duration
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You too can YouTube
This is a presentation for CATESOL 2009 at Pasadena, CA.
This presentation is a nuts n’ bolts presentation about getting YouTube videos into the classroom for non-techy types. If you are a YouTube expert, this presentation is likely not for you.
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Online electives sign up instructional - jan 2012
- 1. ONLINE ELECTIVES SIGN-UP FOLLOW THESE STEPS TO SIGN-UP FOR THE ELECTIVES THAT YOU WANT TO TAKE THIS SESSION. http://saldata5.sjsu.edu/chooseelectives/pickr2.html
- 2. Login Step 1 1) Enter your Student ID number 2) Enter your SAL Pin number 3) Click “go there”
- 3. View your Elective Choices Your name will appear here Step 2 Click “add” to make your elective choices.
- 4. View your selections Your name will appear here Step 3 You can be put on the “wait-list” for full electives. Please make at least 3 choices in case a class “closes”.
- 5. Choices, wait-lists and back-ups Step 4 These are the 2 electives that you are now enrolled in. If you have been wait-listed for a class we will contact you if a seat opens up. Back-ups are used if a class has to close.
- 6. Back-up Limit Your name will appear here Note: you can only add up to 5 total choices.
- 7. Time Conflicts Note: Your 1st and 2nd choices cannot be at the same time.
- 8. Number of Electives You will see an error message if you have not chosen 2 open electives Note: You must choose 2 available elective classes (this does NOT include classes you are on the waitlist for or your Backup choices.)
- 9. Check your Class List Your name will appear here Step 7 • You will receive your Elective Class Schedule in one of your core classes during the first week of class. (Electives classes will begin the second week of core classes.) • This list will show your elective classes, the room number, and required books. • Check your list carefully, some classes might have changed. • Any change you want to make after this point must be done in the SAL office.
- 10. Elective Q&A Q: How many elective classes will I attend each week? A: 2 Q: What days do electives meet? A: Tuesdays and Thursdays Q: What time do electives begin? A: 10:30am or 1pm Q: When do electives start? A: The second week of core classes Q: How many weeks of electives do we have? A: 6 weeks