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Psychology Department
TeleWeb Courses
What is a TeleWeb course and how does it work?
This is a TeleWeb course, because it combines a Telecourse broadcast on Comcast Cable, with a class web site available on the Internet (Los Rios Online - eLearning - Blackboard), in combination with seven (7) on-campus meetings: Orientation, 4 Review Sessions, Mid Term and Final Exam.
Because both Psyc. 300 (General Principles) & Psyc. 340 (Abnormal Behavior) use multiple distance education modalities in combination with on-campus meetings, this TeleWeb Course can also be considered a Hybrid Distance Education course.
Enrolled students meet on campus at the beginning of the semester for a two-hour Orientation Session. This session will integrate the various elements that make up the TeleWeb class:
- a television series - Psychology: The Human Experience (Coast Learning Systems) or The World of Abnormal Psychology (CPB Annenberg);
- a Blackboard class web site;
- a detailed course outline;
- a textbook with a companion web site;
- the reading assignments are followed with quizzes at Blackboard;
- on-campus meetings for discussion and testing;
- two 900-word papers.
The television programs are broadcast each week on Sacramento Comcast Cable, and you will answer a number of Video Focus Questions or Video Review Questions and submit the assignment by e-mail.
The television programs can also be viewed in the Learning Resource Center, and rental video tape/DVDs are available at the Media Desk in the LRC. The World of Abnormal Psychology can also be viewed online from the CPB Annenberg web site if you have a broadband Internet connection.
Sacramento City College
3835 Freeport Blvd * Sacramento * CA * 95822
This page was last updated: Sunday, May 18, 2008 at 9:06:56 PM
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