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Welcome to Core Humanities 201
In this class you will study various cultures from the dawn of human history to the Late Middle Ages, focusing particularly on the various art forms and their ability to express each culture’s values. The visual arts, literature, architecture, music and every other means of human expression can be shaped and imbued with a lasting power. It is this wondrous power that resonates long after civilizations have vanished in the dust of history. You will study some of these performances that endured and perhaps discover as much about yourself as you discover about the past.
Resources for Online Learning and this Class
| Description | Web Link | |
|---|---|---|
| WebCampus Overview |
An overview page for online learning at WNC and related pages. This will give you a list of other helpful pages for getting started in an online class. |
http://www.wnc.edu/webcampus/ |
| TurnItin FAQ for Students |
I use Turnitin for all essay assignments in my classes. If you want to find out more about this technology, you can visit this link which answers frequent questions asked by students. You might also explore the TurnItin website in greater detail. |
http://www.turnitin.com/en_us/about-us/newsroom |
| First Time Login Instructions |
This page will give you the basic information you need to access online learning at WNC for the first time. |
http://www.wnc.edu/wnconline/login.php |
| Student Manuals for Our Moodle LMS |
Check out these student manuals for help with features in our LMS. For example, the student manual for joule Synchronous may be quite helpful for my online classes that utilize this live discussion tool. |
http://manuals.moodlerooms.com/display/JOULE2/Student+Manual |
| Online Student Training from WNC |
This page is a listing of helpful information for WNC web students. Please review this information and ensure you are ready for online learning! |
http://wnctraining.org/?page_id=53 |
| WNC Online Learning |
Access online classes at WNC |
http://wnc.mrooms3.net/ |