LitMUSE

I have finished evaluating the forums for both of my World Lit sections, and I must say I disappointed. Once again (am I sounding like a broken record, yet?) I’d like to remind you that you cannot receive full credit for a forum unless you post more than once. I’ll remind you to have another [...]

The first grades have been posted for my online section of ENGL 2112: World Literature 2. While we had some fine observations on the first Tartuffe forum, the “Viewing Tartuffe Forum” had a class average of 1.6. Ouch. Be sure you understand how to write in the forum: that all forums are worth 10 points [...]

For those of you taking an online class in which there are reading quizzes to be completed, I’d like to remind you what I said the first day of class: your short answers will often be marked incorrect by the computer. Computer’s are dumb. Therefore, I double-check everything before giving you a final grade. Do [...]

All gradebooks are now ready and available to students. In order to view your grades, follow the instructions to login. If you do not have your student ID (your social security number will not work), you should be able to log into Banner to get that information.
For my World Literature II Online section: you will [...]

As of this weekend, my gradebooks for World Lit and London as Text are current. Tomorrow, I will give each class directions for accessing your grades online via Engrade. Henceforth, it will be your responsibility to keep up with your grades and discussing with me any assignments you have missed and your intentions about submitting [...]

Beginning this semester, Spring 2009, I will be using Engrade for all my classes. Grades will no longer be available on Humanities Online. The best way to find out how you’re doing in the course is still to see me during my office hours so we can discuss your progress, but I know this is [...]

This course will strictly abide by University and departmental policies regarding incompletes:
An I stands for an Incomplete and indicates that the student for non-academic reasons was unable to complete the requirements for a course. The instructor of the course and the student are to arrange for the course’s completion before the midterm of the next [...]

Letter grades are based upon a traditional ten-point scale. See individual course descriptions for specific weighted requirements. I do not transmit grades electronically at any time. I have no problem apprising you of your current standing in this class, but I will not do so over any electronic medium, including email or the phone. If [...]

The last of my grades have just been posted to Banner: World Literature at WRC (section 45) and my full-semester online section (03). Since Banner takes some time to release grades, I have also made them available on Engrade. To access your grades, go to Engrade Student Access, enter your Access Code (see below), and [...]

I have posted grades for my fall 2008 section of Media Criticism on Banner. I’m not sure when those grades are released — I’m not sure why it’s not immediate — so I have made them available on Engrade. To access your grades, go to Engrade Student Access, enter your Access Code (see below), and [...]