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This is an online course, but students will need to pick up materials in person at the beginning of the semester. More information will be available during the first class session.

This is an online course, but students will need to pick up materials in person at the beginning of the semester. More information will be available during the first class session.

This is an online course, but students will need to pick up materials in person throughout the semester at scheduled times. More information will be available during the first class session.

This is an online course, but students will need to pick up materials in person throughout the semester at scheduled times. More information will be available during the first class session.

In Spring 2021, this course will have 8 students meeting in 340 ABW on Mondays and 8 students meeting in 130 ABW on Wednesdays. On the day that students aren't attending class in person, they will work remotely on course work on their own schedule (no specified date or time). There will be some weeks at the beginning and end of the semester that students will be required to meet both Monday and Wednesday online. TALA students can enroll in this course and make arrangements with the instructor. This course is restricted to majors (WRIT, ENGL, ART, UICB) through the end of the early registration period. Students in these majors must enroll under the correct department code in order to access the course (i.e. English majors should enroll under the ENGL number). At the end of early registration (Dec. 12, 2020), the course will be opened for general enrollment.  

This course will be 80% online and 20% in-person.  Students will rotate in groups between in-person and virtual attendance. 

Students can attend the lecture either in-person or Zoom into the class in real-time. No special permission is needed for either option. All discussion sections will be held by real-time zoom.

Students can attend the lecture either in-person or Zoom into the class in real-time. No special permission is needed for either option. All discussion sections will be held by real-time zoom.

The course lecture and associated discussion sections will meet online (synchronous) at the scheduled times.

Priority will be given to Honors Students in section A03. The course lecture and associated discussion sections will meet online (synchronous) at the scheduled times.

The course lecture and associated discussion sections will meet online (synchronous) at the scheduled times.

T/Th lectures will be recorded for students to watch as their schedules allow (asynchronous). Discussion sections will meet online at the scheduled time (synchronous).

T/Th lectures will be recorded for students to watch as their schedules allow (asynchronous). Discussion sections will meet online at the scheduled time (synchronous).

Course delivery will be synchronous and hybrid: The course will be taught in the classroom with some students attending remotely. Individual students will work with the instructor to determine the attendance plan (remote, face-to-face, or some combination) that is most appropriate for their situation. Contact newellann-vanauken@uiowa.edu with questions.

Students will participate in Zoom class either on MW or TTh (groups to be assigned later). On days not in Zoom class, students will complete additional work outside of regular class time (asynchronously).  Contact the ASL Program at asl-program@uiowa.edu with questions, especially if you are A) a student who is Deaf or hard of hearing; B) a student who live with someone who uses ASL to communicate; C) a declared Communication Sciences and Disorders majors. Please note that CSD:1015 is the prerequisite class to ASL I for CSD majors. Students should join the waitlist if they are interested in joining the course. Unclaimed reserved seats will be released after Early Registration.