Dr. Keller's Online Courses

SAC Online Courses ~ Online students, complete your required orientation by following the course links below.

Fall 2009 ~ HIST 2321 World Civilization to the Fifteenth Century (sections 085 & 086) course content available via BbV login (see NOTE below) after Aug. 19th .
- ALL Students ~ Follow links to complete each part of the required orientation.
- Welcome Message (download PDF)

Fall Flex II 2009 ~ October 19 to December 11, 2009 , HIST 1301 History of the United States Part 1 (sections 095 & 096) ~ course content available via via BbV login (see NOTE below) after Oct. 14 th.

ALL Students ~ Follow links to complete each part of the required orientation
Welcome Message (download in PDF)

Spring 2010 ~ January 11 to May 9 ~ 16 weeks
- HIST 130 2 History of the United States Part 2 (sections 088 & 089) content available via BbV login after Jan 6, 2010
- ALL Students ~ Follow links to complete each part of the required orientation.
- Welcome Message (download PDF)

Spring 2010 ~ Flex 2 - March 8 to May 9 ~ 8 weeks

HIST 130 2 History of the United States Part 2 (sections 095 & 096) content available via BbV login after March 3, 2010
ALL Students ~ Follow links to complete each part of the required orientation.
Welcome Message (download PDF)

Spring 2010 ~ MAYMESTER - May 10 to May 28 ~ 3 weeks
- HIST 1301 History of the United States Part 1 (sections 098 & 099) ~ course content available via via BbV login (see NOTE below) after May 5 th.

ALL Students ~ Follow links to complete each part of the required orientation
Welcome Message (download in PDF)

Blended Courses ~ The term blended designates a course format that is part face-to-face in the traditional classroom and part online in the virtual classroom.

New Blackboard Vista user? Go to Blackboard Vista Student Resources
for student resource tutorials, help line information and other instructions, check it out.

NOTE: All Online, and Blended couorses are Blackboard Vista (BbV) Learning Managment System courses. Access is via BbV login. Add the login portal page as a favorite. Access to student resouces may also be found on this BbV splash page.

Page last updated November 2009

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