For those of you in the 102 classes I have begun to post the 102 audiocast lectures.  There are two ways of listening to the lectures. (1) is to stream it right from the website, the other (2) is to download it from the file to your hard drive.

What's going up?
Over the next few days I will be posting materials from Part I of the class (ie. the lectures before the first test).  This will help the 7wk course students.  I will also be posting the entire collection of the Part 3 lectures (ie. everything between Test 2 and the Final) - which will help the 102 night course after tuesday.

What will not go up in the next few days?
Materials for the second part of the class (ie. from test 1 to 2) have yet to be created and will go up when they are recorded and edited.  This won't help the night classes (sorry) but will probably be up in time to help the 7wk course.

Enjoy.  hope they help.


Please let me know if there are problems with low volume. Most of these should be fine, but changes in rooms, equipment and mixing equipment = possible inconsistencies.  Please let me know which files might be a problem.

HIS 102


March 27: quiz on americas and africa

3 April: Test 2

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His 101

27 March: Roman quiz

5 April (moved from 3 April): Roman Test

Next quiz for the tuesday thursday day classes will be on thursday, march 7

The third test study guide for HIS 101 7wk classes is now up.

Get it here.

Apologies.  but I need to cancel classes for tomorrow in Madison Hall History 101.  The test will be backed up one class - but will remain the same format.

get the test in the HIS 101 section on the left.

New 102 Test 1 has gone up, see next post for details.

Get it HERE

In an effect to make the testing of material both clearer and more streamlined I have posted new tests for history 101 classes.  Both Mesopotamia/Egypt and Greece/Rome have been changed.  Realize that they are not entirely new questions and indeed are very similar to the old questions in content.  This means if you have already started studying for the test you can still use most of your materials.

Note! A new 102 test 1 will be up by tomorrow evening.

Changes:
     *one question instead of two
     * selection from two choices instead of three
     * 4 instead of 5 questions to study
     * divided up parts - for a clearer idea of what to write.

What Hasn't Changed:
     * You will need specific historical examples to prove your points
     * You will need to explain how your point = an answer to the question
          by specifically tying it to the question.


Get the new tests HERE