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Introduction
to UNM ART/ARTH
101 Online
Paula King,
Adjunct Professor of ART
Art is
one of the many ways we express
ourselves. Art is a chronicle
of history and a means to understand
other cultures. This course offers a
broad introduction to the nature,
vocabulary, media and history of
art. Students explore a personal
appreciation of art; and the skill of
art criticism is developed. This course
fulfills the Visual and Performing Arts
requirement of the Core Curriculum
outline.
Distance
Education courses require
students to excercise self
discipine, use good
time management, make use of
college resources and to
have regular access to a reliable
Internet provider to complete
coursework online. Students may use
their own computer or
a computer on campus that
offers free Internet access. All
coursework is accessed through UNM
WebCT.
Set
up your NetID with an email
address you
check
frequently
and update with other information
requested there and complete Orientation
Activities, as soon as the course opens
up. Attendance is mandatory -
meaning you must participant into UNM BlackBoard Learn regularly and keep up with work.
Login to UNM BlackBoard Learn
to access help with the college's Content Learning Management System.
The
course
syllabus, found
at the instructor's WebCT course page,
contains important course
information and policies, course learning
objectives, troubleshooting tips and the course
calendar, a planner for all
assignments, quizzes, projects and exams.
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Some course activities include:
- Reading
Chapters 1-23
- Chapter
quizzes 1-23
- Midterm
Exam Chapters
1-13
- Final
Exam Chapters
14-23
- Discussions/Journaling/Blogging -thinking
critically about Art through writing
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Required
Orientation.
Enrolled students gain
access to the Instructor's WebCT course
website when the course opens for the
term. All enrolled students must
complete a graded mandatory orientation (set
of activities). All orientation
activities are found in BlackBoard,
Instructor's Course.
Resources
for distance learning student success:
- Tutoring Labs/
Computer Labs: Taos campus, CASA,
Center for Academic Success and
Achievement 1157 County Road 110,
Ranchos de Taos, NM 87557 ( In El Pueblo
Hall East) (575) 758-5904 CASA
Hours Monday-Friday-8am-5pm
- Taos Campus
Learning Resource Center - UNM-Taos
Library
Instructor
home office hours:
Email is preferred: pk1ng@unm.edu
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