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Problems Logging in to Virtual Campus

by Admin User - Wednesday, 23 January 2013, 11:48 AM

 

If you are experiencing problems logging into Virtual Campus you have two options to correct this situation.

1. You may click on the Forgotten your username or password? link on the login page. The system will create a random password and send it to your email account. Check your email and use this password the next time you log in. Please remember that you will be asked to change your password at the next login.

2. Send a password request to jdudek@olc.edu. This will take longer than the first option.

 

Available courses

• Virtual Campus Facilitator Orientation

  • Facilitator: James Dudek

  Course Description
  Successful online teaching requires a variety of skills that are very different from face to face instruction. These include mastery of a course management system, mastery of online communication technologies, demonstration of best practices in online instruction, assessment and skill using software applications and web based tools.
  
  This is a Five Lesson Virtual Campus Faculty Orientation for facilitators of distance learning courses at Oglala Lakota College. All instructors of online courses are required to participate and successfully complete this Virtual Campus Faculty Orientation.
  
  Prerequisite: None

• Engl 323 - Creative Writing - Spring 2013

  • Teacher: Kimberly Bettelyoun - He Crow

  Course Description
  This course is designed to help students interested in the techniques of writing fiction, drama, music lyrics, nonfiction articles and poetry. Students taking this course will be encouraged to do multiple drafts and to submit completed manuscripts for publication. Course will include group critique, help developing and structuring ideas, supervised practice in creating original compositions.
  
  Prerequisite: Engl 113

  

• SoSc 333 - Social Science Theory - Spring 2013

  • Teacher: Susanne Auer

  Course Description
  This course is an introduction to social theory - ideas and sets of ideas about "how the world works." It provides an overview of social theory, from its infancy in the early work of Marx, Durkheim, and Weber, to its more recent expression in the diverse contributions of thinkers like Michel Foucault, Cornell West, and Edward Said. All of those thinkers, and those who have come after them, addressed themes that have become central to the social sciences: power, conflict, war, social class, social change, agency, structure, inequality, racism, gender relations, culture, religion, and many others. 3 credit hours.
  
  Prerequisite
  SoSc 103, Pols 203 or instructor permission; additional prerequisite for all online classes: MIS 113. More info (including on requesting a waiver for this requirement) on

  http://www.olc.edu/local_links/virtualcampus/