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in the Curricula 		EDCI 4993-603, Spring 2002
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Be sure you understand next week's assignment.

Journal at the end of class tonight. This is your opportunity to comment and make suggestions about our class. Journal entries are Anonymous. Password is Anon62462. You may also Journal using your own password, in which case your entry will NOT be anonymous.


Tonight we will
  1. meet at Brother Martin -- see Directions


  2. Problems, eMail George gnorth@mac.com -- phone 957-5186, 834-1891


  3. A summary of the activities of our V-Class Meetings
    Click on Chart for a larger view!



Let's start ...
  • To be or not to be -- Oral History
  • Do we still want to go to the D-Day Museum?

  • Debrief ourselves on what happened during our 4 week vClass meetings.
    1. Do you have a copy of the charts?
    2. Did I ask you to do too much ... too little?
    3. What didn't you like about NOT have class?
    4. Tell me something you learned?


  • I suggest another vClass -- this time you will do the planning and care for its executation!
    1. Teams of 2 to make plans that we will discuss next week.
    2. Using the objectives for this class each team will suggest topics for discussion.
    3. Teams will be responsibel for providing everyone with ideas of how to start a discussion.


  • Discuss our book reviews.
  • Leon will begin to help us understand the "Network Infrastructure" currently being built at Brother Martin.
  • Anyone notice how many updates I did before Tuesday???


    • Assignment for next two (2) weeks:

    We will discuss our V-Class meetings and decide what our direction will be in the next few weeks.


    House Keeping
  • This "House Keeping" section of our syllabus will contain information that may not be mentioned during class. But, you are still responsible for knowing and acting on the information here. This is true even if you missed class.
  • In fact, if you do miss class, you are still responsible for every thing on this weekly syllabus, especially the assignment for next week.
  • It is my intention to start class on time. For us this means 4:30 (not 4:35 or 4:50). Please respect your classmates and instructor -- make every effort to be here on time. If you must be late, be courteous -- sent us an eMail so that we know when to expect you.
  • This Syllabus page will change every week. Changes will (almost always) be ready by 4:00 PM on Sunday before class.
  • (Almost) All assignments are due at 4:00 PM on Sunday before class.
  • Every class will start with Questions -- your questions. Show me that you are interested in our class by being prepared to ask questions, questions about our class, about computers, about any old thing. Don't make me feel silly at the beginning of class -- when I say "any questions?" -- and all I hear is "the sounds of silence."
  • You are expected to keep up with not just your weekly assignments, but that of all your classmates. All assignments will be available to everyone vie eMail or our Discussion Board.
  • Do you have an eMail address? If not, every UNO student can have a UNO eMail address.
  • When sending mail to redCap, to George, or to anyone in our class ... sign your eMail (type your name at bottom or top of every message) because it is not always obvious from your eMail address who you are. Attachments are OK, so long as they are NOT the main text of your message. Keep in mind that not everyone will be able to receive your attachment and/or open it.


    • Prior Dates Description
    Tuesday, January 15 Our first class meeting
    Tuesday, January 22 What we will do this semester?
    Tuesday, January 29 Planning not to meet -- VClass the next 4 weeks.
    Tuesday, February 5 Talking about Meeting -- our Chat
    Tuesday, February 12 Mardi Gras -- Book Review 1
    Tuesday, February 19 Finishing our vClasses
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