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Information about the short
paper assignments...
Information about the critique
assignments...
Discussion Area
--- Information -- Grades -- and more...
--Use this area to discuss class / subject
concerns with the instructor and other members of the class, and to
post and read messages / comments about class readings and material.
Go
to the VCCS Blackboard
PLEASE
NOTE!!: Students MUST
use their VCCS e-mail address and password to gain access to Blackboard,
and also to send and receive secure e-mail to and from NVCC instructors;
please go here for information. Be sure
to get your VCCS e-mail account established and to use that account
to send e-mail to your instructors (Campus AND non-Campus classes).
If you cannot get on to NVCC's Blackboard
then it's possible that you have not yet been assigned a username and
password. In that case, please e-mail me and I'll see what I can do
to get you one or to find out what your username and password are.
After logging on to Blackboard, click
on the "Discussion Board" tab on the left side of the screen to get
to the discussions...
You may also use Blackboard for a number
of other functions -- you'll see them when you get there. I encourage
you to experiment a bit with Blackboard's capabilities.
(Note: to get to your grades so far,
you may click on the "Student Tools" tab, and then "Check My Grade..."
OUR TEXTBOOK:
REQUIRED
TEXT
Edwin
Wilson and Alvin Goldfarb, Theater: The Lively Art,
6th edition, (McGraw-Hill). ISBN-13 9780073514116 (or go HERE for
the text's Resource Page)
(you may use the earlier 5th edition if that is all you can get)...
I'd also
like to have you check out some other Introduction to Theatre web
sites which I think you will find to be quite helpful. For now, I'd recommend
the following:
http://lupus.northern.edu:90/wild/th100/inetsyl.htm
(this site is using the Wilson and Goldfarb text, Theater:
The Lively Art, though perhaps an older version)
http://lupus.northern.edu:90/wild/th100/th100.htm
http://www.esu.edu/theatre/intro.html
http://walker.bvu.edu/intro/
http://hobbes.ithaca.edu/bracewell/intro/introhom.htm
http://www.uwyo.edu/a&s/th&d/THEA1000.html
http://collaboratory.acns.nwu.edu/tfencl/fthtsyl.htm
http://www.uidaho.edu/LS/ThA/intro.html
http://www2.cyber.vt.edu/introta/syllabus.html
**And here is the web page for an older version
of Wilson and Goldfarb's book, complete with online study tests
(which I highly recommend you use--you can have them graded and
sent back to you for helpful feedback...or you can use the sample
study quizzes you will find on the CD that comes with the text...):**
http://www.mhhe.com/socscience/stage/wilson/index.html
Here is a useful site for Theatre Resources:
http://ascc.artsci.washington.edu/drama/jack.html
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