Kristin Hargrove

Spring 2018
HIST 108: Early American History

Section #0213 / 16-week session

Please take some time to read the Course Info posted on this website.
No onsite, pre-semester orientation will be held.
Students will be required to log-in to class on the first day of the course = Monday, January 29 after 10am.
- The link to Canvas (the online course management system we'll be using is posted in the list of handy links to the left (green boxes).
- Log-in info is provided both on the Canvas log-in page and on my Course Info page.

HIST 108 will not show on your list of classes on Canvas until M 1/29 after 10am.

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The first day of our class is Monday, January 29. Please make sure to do the following to have a smooth launch:

Please spend some time reading the HIST 108 Syllabus and Course Info (links posted above).
Buy the required text (only one):
- Stefoff, Rebecca, and Howard Zinn. A Young People's History of the United States. New York: Seven Stories Press, 2009.
  ISBN: 9781583228692
Log into Canvas as soon as you can on M 1/29 so we can work out log-in issues, I can let crashers in, and we can get the course rolling.
- WAITLISTERS/CRASHERS PLEASE NOTE: Add codes are distributed the first day for the course.
  - You will not be able to log-in to Canvas until after I have issued you an add code, you successfully register through WebAdvisor AND pay for the course, and then Canvas enrolls you when it does its daily update the next day.
After you have logged-in to Canvas on M 1/29, please read the welcome announcement, then go to the Orientation activities via the link posted.

Thanks! See you in Canvas on M 1/29 after 10am.
Professor Hargrove