WELCOME TO NURSING 214C

Introduction to using the course pages

This page should help you navigate through the course pages. First I will describe for you the technology you will need for using these pages. I will describe what you will find on each of the five basic pages in the course and I will go over how to navigate the course pages.

Technology Requirements
Students will need an electronic mail account and computer access to the Web. All CSUS students enrolled in one or more units can create a Sac Link account for electronic mail and Internet services. Although a home computer with a high speed modem running Netscape or Internet Explorer would be beneficial, students can use the Web from one of the campus student labs. Click on the blue student lab link to go to a directory of lab locations and open hours. After you get there, come back to this page by clicking on the back arrow at the top of the page.

Computing Recommendations:

• Comfortable using the computer and browsing the web
• Windows compatible 386 runing Windows 3.1, Windows NT, or Windows 95 or Macintosh compatible with Sytem 7.1 or higher
• 16M RAM (preferably 32M)
• 19.2 K or faster modem
• Microsoft Internet Explorer or NetScape 2.0 (or higher)
• SacLink or other Internet Account
• Work processing skills
• Online class participation on Web assignments and electronic mail/listproc

What is on the Course Pages
The five course pages are: overview, syllabus, assignments, calendar, and class modules. Here is a brief description of what you will find on each of these course pages.

• Overview: A brief description of major course themes and course approaches
• Syllabus: A course description, objectives, course texts, course requirements, and grading
• Assignments: A detailed description of what is expected for each major assignment
• Calendar: A weekly listing of the class topics, reading, and assignments due with links to assignment details
• Class Modules: This page will have a listing of classes with links to learning materials for each class. In the linked class materials for each class there are class topics, objectives, and learning experiences for each objective. There may also be additional handouts.

Navigating the Course Pages
You can go back and forth from course page to course page by clicking on the page names in the green menu bar at the top or bottom of each course page. There is also a menu at the top of the page below the green menubar. This is for clicking and moving to selected spots within the page.To move around within each page there are arrows pointing to the top of the page at various spots on the page. Clicking on these arrows will take you to the page top where you can click on another page or go to another spot on the same page. At the top of all of the course pages there is a picture of a house Clicking on this house in any course page will bring you back to this page. You may also click on the back arrow of your browser. This will take you back, page-by-page whereever you have been during the current session.The forward arrows will go forward by page as well.

Page Author: Ann Haffer
Page URL: http://www.hhs.csus.edu/nurs/Faculty/haffera/Nurs214C/Index.htm
Last updated: June 23, 1998

Ann Haffer takes full responsibility for the information posted. The information on this page represents that of Ann Haffer and not that of California State University, Sacramento