To request a course, select "Course Catalogs" on the left menu bar to review all available courses. Select a course that you would like to take and then review the course details. If you would like to take the course, click "Request Course" at the top of the page and your Site Administrator will be notified of your request via e-mail. If your Site Administrator approves your request, the course will be available on your course list on the homepage.

Extensions may be granted for video-based courses only, under special circumstances. The mentor’s responsibility during a student’s extension is limited to correcting assignments and exams. To request an 8-week extension, the student should: The Distance Learning Office will send the student a letter confirming the extension and specifying the date to which the extension will extend. An optional additional 8-week extension may be granted with the mentor's permission.

You do not have to request a course Web site. Course Web sites for all classes are created automatically in the Blackboard Learning system. However, you will need to ensure that your department updates the SIS+ system and identify you as the instructor. Check on screen 1F6 or 1F7 using the Instructor ID if the instructor's email address is correct.

We are continuously seeking qualified instructors to teach non-credit continuing education programs. Program areas include computers, professional development, finance, language, youth programming, and general leisure courses. We are looking for day, evening and weekend instructors. These are contract, paid-by-the-hour positions. We release at least two community education schedules each year and new programs are added each time. Course ideas and proposals are gladly welcomed.

To request a course select from the Training Menu 'Our Services and Courses' then 'Course Registration'. Fill out the form and select the course you would like to request and the dates you would like to attend. You will receive an automated email of your request and one will be sent to the Bell Training Academy. If you do not receive a confirmation or reply from Bell Helicopter please call 800-368-2355 or 817-280-3047.

To request a Blackboard Course Site for a class, faculty should complete the Blackboard Course Request online form located at http://www.cmu.edu/blackboard/courserequest/ To reuse all or part of an old course site for a subsequent semester, submit a Blackboard Course Request Form for the new course site, just as if you were requesting an entirely new course site.

A coursesite request form is available at http://www.oaklandcc.edu/bb/support/blackboardcourse.htm. You can fill this form and an Academic Technology team member will contact you once the coursesite has been created.

Yes. The course substitution process, however, is neither simple nor quick, and the approved Guidelines for Substitution prohibit certain kinds of requests. As those Guidelines note, "only under highly unusual circumstances will a WSU course not listed in the USP be considered as a substitution.

A coursesite request form is available at http://www.oaklandcc.edu/bb/support/blackboardcourse.htm. You can fill this form and an Academic Technology team member will contact you once the coursesite has been created.

All continuing education courses are offered satisfaction guaranteed. If circumstances occur that make it impossible to attend a course, contact us immediately. If we receive notification before the class begins, you will be refunded 100 percent of tuition and fees. Once the class has started, tuition??" not fees??"is refunded. You may request a refund by phone, mail, fax, or online.

Use our electronic course request form. All policies regarding the requesting and creation of your WebCT course may be found at the top of this form.

Speak with a member of staff on reception. We are always open to suggestions and ideas, and if you have a course in mind we will start a waiting list and speak to the colleges about it when we have enough interest. You can sign up for any course at any time during the year, all we need is your name and phone number ? we will contact you when we get a course arranged.

You will need to sumbit a separate evaluation request for each course you wish to have evaluated. For courses with multiple sections, please indicate if you would like all sections or specific sections evaluated.

You may request evaluations for multiple sections of the same course using a single evaluation request form. Be certain to either check the "All Sections" box or provide a list of sections to be evaluated in the space provided. If you wish to use different evaluation forms for different sections you will need to submit separate requests.

Click on Request Credit. If you are requesting credit for an individual, use form 725. If you have a group that have used a course together, use form 775. If you use form 775, all of the participants must already have completed work in the CGSP system. Use for 725 for all first-time participants. Fill out the information then click on Submit Form. It will be emailed to the CGSP staff. The CGSP Report Request System uses tables to display information. You must use a browser that supports HTML 3.

From the LTS Learn@UW-Stout homepage, click on course request form (http://www.ltsrocks.org/webid/forms/request.shtml). This will bring you to the Learn@UW-Stout Account Request Form. Please enter your email address in the space provided. If you are a new user, you will be directed through a registration process, then you will be prompted for your course request. If you are a returning user, you will be directed immediately to the course request form.

Override a prerequisite or corequisite stop ? see academic department. 2. Overtally a closed course section. Look for an open section of the same course. If needed, then visit the academic department. 3. Overload - enroll in more than 18 credits in Session I and more than 8 credits in Session II - see Academic Affairs Office (M400). ACADEMIC DEPARTMENTAL CONTACTS:

Course Request is a time period each semester when students "request" courses that they would like to take for the next semester via the Hokie Spa. Students should try not to miss Course Request since this is their best chance to get into courses. Registration is a time period each semester when students ADD and DROP courses from their class schedule for the next semester via the Hokie Spa.

Yes! Simply call or email the Center for University Learning with a request, and you will be contacted by a member of the Center's staff. Although all classes are not feasible, the Center for University Learning will always do its best to be accommodating.

Please go to the IDS web site, http://ids.ku.edu and click on Blackboard Course Renewal/Request Form. After you log in, you will need to select the semester and year under New Course Request, and then provide the course title, course ID (department abbreviation and number), class number (formerly called the "line number"). IDS will create a blank course for you in 24 hours.

Option #1: The Department representative can call Distance Learning at 626-2079 with the course information including Title, Number, Instructor, Delivery Method, and the max number of distance students allowed into the course.

YES. Course syllabi are available upon request. For quick access, they may be sent as attachments via e-mail.

Students can order transcripts at http://www.upenn.edu/registrar/transcripts/transcripts.html. Again, a Pennkey and password are necessary. You should follow your college’s procedure for applying for transfer credit, which usually involves submitting a transcript and a syllabus for the course. Yes! We will escort to campus all students who arrive by air at Philadelphia International Airport, or by rail at 30th Street Station.

Yes. You must tell us whether a course that is being offered will have an online component in WebCT. You should request a WebCT course for every course that you would like to offer in WebCT. The main reason for this is to preserve each course as it was offered, with all of the course documents and student data and input intact. In this way, you can consider a previously offered WebCT course a complete course archive and refer back to it, if necessary, at a later date.

Yes. Course e-mail lists are based on the course roster which changes each semester. All course e-mail lists are automatically deleted at the end of each semester. The Instructor of Record will request a new list each semester.

A difficult question to answer. If you can average 15/20 minutes/km you can probably move up, but remember the 3 hour time limit, and ask yourself how long you can realistically concentrate on your navigation. The biggest mistake we see is trying to do too much too soon.

Anyone who is interested in learning more about the Internet and how it can enhance education would benefit from this course. Though designed specifically with ESL /EFL (English as a Second Language/English as a Foreign Language) teachers in mind, it has been taken by many content area teachers (math, science, language arts, social studies, etc.). These teachers teach students from the primary grades through university. A more complete description is available here.

When you add a course to the Request Log, that course is NOT part of your schedule. A request is merely a petition for a seat. However, the hours you have requested count against the maximum hours for which you are permitted to register. Logging a request for a course does not mean that students are enrolled as others drop. Seating from the request log is at the discretion of each department. We suggest using WebRegistration periodically to check for open seats even while on the request log.