HUM 150 06 - WRLD OF IDEAS: CRITCL REAS/RHETORIC

Course Technology

Technology Requirements/Downloads

Student and computer requirements can be found at: Online Technology Requirements
 
Adobe Reader is the recommended reader for viewing .pdf files. This free reader can be downloaded at : http://www.adobe.com/products/reader.html 
 
Quicktime Player must be installed on your computer to view videos in this course. You can download this free player at: http://www.apple.com/quicktime/download/.
 
Additional download information can be found below.

How to Navigate Your Course in My Methodist

 
The "How to Navigate My Methodist" document below, is an overview of the "My Methodist" College Portal system.
 
The FAQ's and Help tab in My Methodist, is an additional resource of videos, printable documents, and FAQ's to assist students with specific areas of My Methodist. Students will find information for posting to a discussion forum, submitting/uploading assignments, accessing course grades, and more.
 
Students can also contact the NMC Helpdesk for additional assistance at: NMCHelp@methodistcollege.edu. PLEASE include the course # and faculty name.
 
The document, "How to Submit a File into a Dropbox", provides directions on submitting an assignment to a dropbox within My Methodist.
This information is also available on the FAQ's and Help tab of My Methodist, How to - For Students.
 
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Download How to Submit a File into a Dropbox

Student Support Services

Library Services: The NMC Library provides off campus access to the online catalog and a broad range of educational resources. Students can reach the library by phone (402-354-7245) or email (library@methodistcollge.edu). Online databases can be accessed using NMC user ID and password at the following link: http://www.methodistcollege.edu/library. 
 
Student Support Services: A complete guide to Student Support Services can be found on the NMC Website at http://www.methodistcollege.edu/student-life/services . Below is a brief summary of some services that are directly related to you and your program. It is strongly recommended that you consult the Website for additional information.  Disability Accommodations: Reasonable academic accommodations are provided for students  who have documented disabilities and have met sufficiently in advance with the NMC Academic  Skills Specialist (402-354-7214) to develop a written plan. It is the student’s  responsibility to notify the College of need for accommodations. Accommodations cannot be  granted retroactively, and late notification of need does not excuse the student from work already  completed in the course.
 
Writing Across the Curriculum:  Located on MyMethodist, is a set of resources WAC (WAC – writing across the curriculum) for improving your writing.  https://my.methodistcollege.edu/ICS/WAC/
 
NetTutor: Free online tutoring services from NetTutor are available through MyMethodist for currently enrolled students. Available subjects include writing and the sciences. Graduate and certificate students are particularly encouraged to use the writing resources through NetTutor and WAC (see orange tabs above).
 
Academic Advising: Following admission to the program, an academic advisor is assigned to each student. The academic advisor serves as the point of contact for students and facilitates academic planning and course registration (including course, program or college withdrawal, leave of absence).
 
Counseling: The NMC website provides links to local and national resources related to counseling services.  This information can be found at the following link: http://www.methodistcollege.edu/student-life/services/advising-and-counseling .