Class Begins Monday, March 18th

 Hi Everyone,

We have 9 students in the class... so we are a definite go.

What is due this week?  Here is a checklist....

- Join the blog!  Click on the link in the email Blogger sent you last week and join the class blog (this blog).  Use your Albertus Login

-Create a Google Drive Folder, label it Museum Experience, and your name.  Share it with me using jnevins@albertus.edu... 

- Read through the syllabus linked in the uppr right side of the blog.

-Post a bio and selfie here on the blog.  Are you in the Day or Evening Program?  Are you from another campus?  

- In your post, indicate how you will visit your museum (s).  If you are an Albertus Day Student with limited or no transportation then you may visit the Yale Art Gallery to complete this class.  It is important to make multiple visits.

-Let's get these items completed by Monday morning, March 25th at 9 am.  I will take attendance then for the previous week.  All work is due on each Monday morning at 9 am.

- The main thrust of the class is to get you in front of important works, in person, for you to encounter in person.  

- Plan on a visit and paper posted to your Google Drive each week starting on April 1st.

Here is the schedule:

April 1st, 1st visit, post a quick summary here on the blog each work and place your finished work in your Google Drive.  If you skip a week, 2 absences will be recorded.  After 2 weeks, the registrar will remove you from the class.

The next 5 due dates, for 6 projects in all, 4 papers and 2 photo essays are, April 8, 15, 22,29 and May 6th.  The final week will be for make-ups, adding to work, editing, etc.

It is important to understand that this is an Asynchronous class.  That means that we will not meet at specified times and that we will use this blog for my feedback and communication.  You are always welcome and encouraged to email me with any questions, help, information, etc.  I respond to email 7 days a week.  It is the best way to stay in touch.

Young students at Yale Art Gallery, learning about "The Night Cafe", Vincent Van Gogh... highly recommended to focus on!