Online College: Universal Access Point (UAP)

First Aid and CPR

• 8 week class from 01/21/25 to 03/14/25.
• This is a HYBRID class. This means that there are both on-campus and online Internet activities required. To participate in this class you must attend all scheduled on-campus classes and have access to a computer that has a reliable internet connection. Students should access http://online.valleycollege.edu during the week prior to the semester start date. All information regarding this class, including course-specific technology requirements, will be found on that webpage. The course may not be accessible to students until the first day of the class. Note:To receive an American Heart Association card a $20 fee will be required.

E. Banola

909-387-1661

Hello All:

Welcome to the online world! I look forward to having you in my class. Here are the things I want you to keep in mind so you can be successful:

TECHNOLOGY: In addition to a computer, I require the following:

a) Sufficient internet access. Your inability to access the Internet will not excuse late assignments. (I do not accept nor give credit for late assignments for any reason. Feel free to see the Canvas FAQ and the syllabus for my policies.)

b) The capability to send and receive emails from your campus email address. I only communicate to your assigned student email, and I prioritize all emails received from SBVC student accounts first. (Call 909/384-HELP if you need help with email issues.)

c) You understand Canvas or are ready to assume responsibility for learning how to use it as the class progresses.

WAIT LIST/ADD REQUESTS:
By midnight of the first Tuesday after class begins, I drop any student who has not logged on to the Canvas shell and email students in the strict order of the waitlist with add codes. If they don't respond in a day, I offer the codes to the next student or set of students on the waitlist. Feel free to email me at that time if you wish to check your progress or as a reminder you remain interested in enrolling. however.

I look forward to "seeing you" in class!