What to do: This is a traditional face-to-face
course that the Internet makes it possible to
access anywhere there is high-speed access.

The course opens to a Canvas Home Page that
describes what will be learned and provides
access to an on-line syllabus.

On-Line Syllabus: Includes Directions,
Schedule, Grading scheme and On-Line
Textbook.

Modules: This course is organized into eight
Modules. Click on the one assigned to open
the interactive schedule.

Quizzes: Low-stakes quizzes provide you
with a quick way to check how well you
understand. Each can be taken up to four times
and answers are provided. Everyone earns all
possible points on each quiz.

G-Mail: You have an official G-Mail account.
It is important to check it at least twice a day
since that is from where you will receive
official college communication. I recommend
you forward college Email to your regular
Email account. Your instructor will respond
within 24 hours except on weekends.

Team work is emphasized and you will be
assigned to a team. Use the Group File
Exchange Tool to save your work in your
team's File Exchange Folder so that all team
members have access to what has been
developed. Conduct a Team Assessment after
each team meeting (class). Be assertive about
managing team conflict. While it is possible to
"fire" a team member that usually creates
more problems than it solves.

Textbook: Do NOT purchase a textbook; your
team will produce a "Desk Reference" that
teaches each course competency. It will be
printed and bound in return for the course fee
you paid when you registered for this course.
If you purchased a textbook immediately return
it to the bookstore for a refund.

In this course your team will also produce an
academically sound presentation on an aspect
of globalization your team finds compelling.

Submitting Assignments: Use Canvas Email
to attach your documents and e-mail your
work to your instructor for review, comment
and a grade.