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Edward Rasimus
Instructor
The Govt. 2306 Internet course offers students another
option for taking American State, and Local Government
besides the traditional on-campus classroom method. This
three-hour Internet course covers the same material and
uses the same textbook as the on-campus course. All course
work is conducted online. The course consists of regular
reading assignments from the text, written graded assignments
submitted online, examinations taken online, and active
participation in assigned online discussion groups.
Requirements:
Course Orientation: You will find detailed information on the course
home page on ANGEL. Carefully read the syllabus and note that due
dates for assignments are also displayed in the Announcement section.
Follow the course orientation instructions on the home page to the
Lessons and Resources area. Work your way through the Lesson
modules displayed in sequence. Note that there are an introduction
area to meet your class mates as well as an “Any Question—Any Time”
discussion board to provide you help throughout the course.
You can get help anytime through the link to ANGEL Help, through
email to the instructor and through your classmates in the course
Wiki in the Lessons section.