There are four sociology courses which are taught totally online. These courses will use the power of the Internet to deliver online learning that is independent of time and location. Rather than meeting in a classroom, you and your instructor interact online in a forum using Web Course Tool (WebCT). You can use this Internet-based application to access course content, take tests, submit homework and interact with the instructor.

Online courses will benefit you in a number of ways. They provide you with an opportunity of anytime, anywhere learning. You can access the class either from your home or elsewhere and thus online courses will accommodate your schedule. In an online environment, you interact with the instructor via email; you can ask questions and receive feedback on bulletin board and in chat rooms; you can submit your assignments and take the tests online. Independent study and collaborate learning will help you develop critical thinking and problems solving skills. Finally, the class materials from the instructor's lecture notes and from the Web become a basis of "escalator" to enhance active learning.

Sociology online courses are web-based, students-oriented, and technology-focused. It will provide you with the same quality instruction and service as the traditional mode of delivery. I am currently teaching four sociology online courses. 

PRINCIPLES OF SOCIOLOGY (SOC 101-300)
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SOC101 Welcome Page

SOCIAL PROBLEMS (SOC 102-300)
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SOC102 Welcome Page

MINORITY IN AMERICAN LIFE (SOC 206-300)
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SOC206 Welcome Page

MARRIAGE AND FAMILY (SOC 273-300)
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SOC273 Welcome Page

Sociology AA Degree Curriculum