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Introduction to SVHS Online

Introduction to SVHS Online. What You Will Do. Log on to your course frequently Abide by Internet Safety Guidelines Adhere to Whittier Union High School District’s Internet acceptable use policy Complete assignments in a timely manner Actively participate in online discussions

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Introduction to SVHS Online

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  1. Introduction to SVHS Online

  2. What You Will Do • Log on to your course frequently • Abide by Internet Safety Guidelines • Adhere to Whittier Union High School District’s Internet acceptable use policy • Complete assignments in a timely manner • Actively participate in online discussions • Let your teacher know if you have questions or problems

  3. Have a Backup Plan • Save your work! • Have a backup plan if your computer breaks down • You are still responsible to participate in class and complete assignments • Find a computer to use as a backup • Friends, neighbor, SVHS computer lab, SVHS Test Center, grandparent, public library, school library

  4. Resources There are a wide variety of resources available to help you learn the material in your online classes. These include: • Video • Readings • Links to other Web Sites • Quizzes • Assignments • Message Forums

  5. Teacher • Your teacher wants you to succeed in your online classes. Ask questions! • via email • Message Forums • Telephone • Stop by during office hours • Your teacher will answer email promptly; usually within 24 hours or less • the teacher might not respond during weekends or holidays until the next school day – especially if they’re out of town

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