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ART 101 ONLINE
ART 101 ONLINE
This course will be delivered in Canvas.
PREREQUISITES
None
TEXTBOOKS (Visit the Art 101 Book link in the Course Schedule for more information)
Required: Kleiner, Gardner's Art Through the Ages: A Global History (or The Western Perspective, new or used, current or earlier edition)
Recommended: Sylvan Barnet, A Short Guide to Writing About Art (new or used, current or earlier edition) Both are available at the City College of San Francisco Bookstore, as well as through the publishers or online vendors.
MAJOR LEARNING OUTCOMES
Distinguish between and analyze the various techniques and formal visual elements of individual works of art in different media.
Define and differentiate the various styles within ancient art.
Evaluate works of art in relation to the context and historical background in which they were created.
Summarize the concepts that define ancient art, and assess its influence on subsequent artistic periods
Examine and appraise works of art for formal elements and content, and demonstrate the ability to compare and contrast stylistic elements that distinguish aesthetic and cultural trends.
This is an Online Course: Navigate to Canvas for general information.
Important Student CCSFmail Account Information
IMPORTANT: If you rarely check your CCSFmail, please set up forwarding. Otherwise you will miss important emails from the college and from me. You are responsible for receiving and responding to these messages in a timely manner.
Things to Do (after enrolling in the course)
Contact me. You must contact me by email janet.carpenter@mail.ccsf.edu in order for you to receive important course information. If you have not emailed me by the deadline above, you may be dropped and replaced by another student on a waitlist. I’m looking forward to hearing from you!
Log in on the first day of the semester or by 48 (weekday) hours after you add the class. The course will be available the first day of the semester. You must log in on Canvas on the first day (please contact me if you experience technical problems or if you are unable to log on for any reason). Navigate to MyCCSF for a link to Canvas.
Important to Note
This course is entirely online. There are no on-campus sessions.
The course content will not be available until the first day of the semester.
After the course start date, I will release new content each week, with assignments due at the end of most weeks.
This is NOT a self-paced course.
The Orientation for this course is online content that will be available for you to read during Topic 1 of the course. You are not required to come to campus for this course.
Online Course Information
General information is available now on the Canvas (available through a link on MyCCSF--claim your RAM ID there, which you will use to log in to Canvas) main page, but you will not be able to log in to the course before the first day of the semester. CCSF will email login information to your CCSF Gmail address by the first day of the semester.
Additional Information on Learning Online
I strongly recommend that you visit CCSF Distance Education to prepare for learning online. There you will find information on:
Minimum hardware and software requirements
FAQs about distance learning
Links to DSPS and CCSF resources
A short self-evaluation that you can use to decide if online learning is right for you
Important Information for Online Students with Disabilities
Students who need academic accommodations should request them from the Disabled Students Programs and Services (DSPS) located in the Rosenberg Library, Room 323, on the Ocean Campus. Telephone: 415-452-5481 (V) 415-452-5451 (TDD). DSPS is the campus office responsible for verifying disability-related need for academic accommodations, assessing that need, and planning accommodations in cooperation with students and instructors as needed and consistent with course requirements.
COURSE RESOURCES (all links open in a new window)
LINKS TO LOCAL RESOURCES (all links open in a new window)
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