How to succeed in an online class.
Online courses are typically harder than "regular" face-to-face classes.
You must be able to read, understand, and follow written instructions.
You must have good computer skills. You must be able to send/check email, post messages, take online surveys or tests, word process.
Technical questions need to be specific to a course content problem or program issue. General questions are welcomed, but "I don't understand" does not replace "I didn't do."
You must be studious and personally keep up with your work. You instructor will not do the work for you. The course has a strictly followed calendar that you must check.
Online Music Appreciation
If you choose to take online Music Appreciation:
It is your responsibility to email the instructor within the first week of classes or after you have registered for the course if you did late registration.
The Music Department uses WebCT for any online or hybrid course. You will need a login from Clarendon College and the default WebCT password "educate".
You will be enrolled in the WebCT class within the first week of classes if you do preregistration and early registration. If you do late registration, you must email the instructor after you register for the course.
Print the syllabus for MUSI 1306.195 Here. If you have any question, email the instructor.
Online Resources for Music Students
Forms
Scholarships
Applications
McGraw-Hill Student Learning Centers
W. W. Norton
Online Listening Lab
Concise Study Site