Learning Environment

Students at City College of San Francisco have the right to an environment in which there is freedom to learn. The College believes that each student has an earnest purpose and that he/she will adhere to acceptable standards of personal conduct. We believe students deserve a safe, civil and respectful environment that will enable them to reach their full potential. To this end we expect students to assist us in this mission.

• Promptly report any concerns or observations to your instructor, Dean of Students or appropriate authorities.
• I will not tolerate any actions that constitute discrimination, threats, bullying or harassment in an online setting.
  • Such actions may be subject to discipline, being dropped from class or expulsion from the college.
• I recommend that students enrolled in my course stick to communication within the Canvas framework as much as possible. Do NOT abuse on-line personal or group forums intended for learning. Follow Netiquette principles and guidelines and community rules.

The classroom should provide an environment that helps people learn. There are some activities that promote learning and others that hinder learning. Address all questions to the class as a whole; do not have side-conversations with your neighbor during class. Although you may think you are speaking softly, this behavior is rude and disruptive to others. Absolutely no food or drinks permitted near the computers.

No food or drink is allowed in Lab. Students can bring drinks to the classroom, however, no food is allowed in classroom.