TPP4223C-21 Spring - 0001

Jim Helsinger Cell: 321-217-8479

TPP 4223C - 0001 TUE - THU 8:30-9:50 am

Hi! Welcome to class TPP4223C, Theater Careers in Performance. This page will get you oriented on where to find the course objectives, requirements, materials, your instructor and how to get started.

Note: Although this webcourse is viewable via phone and tablet iOS systems, it is best viewed via computer browser. It is set up to be viewed in MODULES and that configuration is best viewed on a laptop or desktop. I am using Chrome on a MacBook. (Safari has had issues with Webcourses images.)

Start Here

An introduction to: what to do before the first class, your instructor, the course and a link to the first quiz (due before first class!).

Course Syllabus

The syllabus contains the course information, schedule, and course expectations.

Weekly Content (in Modules)

Each week contains required readings and assignments.

Technical Support

Use this link to seek technical assistance.

What is due when?

There are three easy places to look to see what is due and when

The calendar - In the sidebar is a link to the calendar. You can easily see graphically exactly which days everything is due. I also suggest that you subscribe to the calendar on your own ical or other calendar, then all due dates will appear on your own calendar and you won't have to search this site to find them. (Click on "Calendar Feed" in the bottom right corner of the calendar page to get the url address to subscribe to.)
The syllabus/class outline - At the bottom of the syllabus is a list of all assignments and their due dates. (any syllabus, outline or date on the PDFs is not valid. Use the ones here in Webcourses.)
Modules - Looking in the weekly module will show you assignments as we discuss them. You should always read the module for every week and class, and look at the calendar and syllabus for due dates. If a date conflicts between the module text and the calendar, the calendar is correct.

WHAT'S COMING UP

Go to Modules to see the weekly assignments and instructions.