Who are you? A self assessment that helps you prepare for our course and helps me understand you.

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Fall 2018-

In what history class are you enrolled? Class title and section? *

Please check your schedule to be sure.

What is your given name (the name Normandale uses)? *

What name would you prefer I use? *

What pronouns do you use? I use he/him/his. This question is optional.

What transfer school do you wish to attend or what degree do you wish to earn?

What phone number may I use in case I need to reach you? (no dashes) I will only use in urgent or emergency situations. *

What do you want your emphasis (major) to be? *

Have you ever taken a college-level history course?

Yes

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I have an established system for distinguishing credible from non-credible information that does not rely on my feelings about a subject? *

Yes

I am open to learning more about how to do this.

I feel I have a work process that allows me complete written assignments in a timely fashion.

True

False

I have a work process that I like but would like to improve it.

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Why are you taking this course (check all that apply)?

I need it to fulfill the Transfer Curriculum

I am interested in a particular subject in history.

I am interested in history in general.

I have no specific reason to take this class, but it seemed like a good idea when I was registering.

I find learning about subjects that are not going to be a direct part of my career interesting.

It fit my work/life/school schedule.

Someone whose opinion I trusted told me to take this course.

Other:

What are your strengths as a student? *

In other words, what difficult part of college do you find you can do well?

What opportunities do you find for improvement as a student?

What specific skills do you want to improve in this class?

What should I know about you as a student or a person that will help me teach you? *

What web browser do you primarily use? *

Firefox

Chrome

Safari

Brave

Microsoft Edge (new with Windows 10)

Internet Explorer

Opera

Vilvadi

Other:

What secondary browser do you primarily use? *

If a web page doesn't work in one browser, what is the second browser you try?

Firefox

Chrome

Safari

Brave

Microsoft Edge (new with Windows 10)

Internet Explorer

Opera

Vivaldo

Other:

What internet access will you rely on for most of your school work?

I have high-speed internet in my home and plan to use this for most of my school work.

I use a public internet, such as a coffee-shop, library, or city-wide wi-fi system for my school work.

I use Normandale's computers or wifi for my school work.

I use a dial-up modem for my school work.

I use my cell phone for my school work.

Other:

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What program do you use to write papers for college

Microsoft Word

Google Docs

Apple Pages

A text editor (Notepad, TexEdit, Atom)

Independent software (Scrivener, Ulysses)

Microsoft Works

Microsoft One Note

Other:

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Do you know how to turn off your pop-up blockers and security features in your browser?

Yes,

No, but I'm happy to learn how to do new things.

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Who do you ask for computer help if your computer is not doing what you want it to?

I live with someone I trust to help me with computers.

I don't have anyone I can ask, but I plan to use Normandale's Information Technology help line at 952-358-8181 or the Ask Us web page to get help.

I have a friend or family member I call for help with my computer.

I plan to email my professor for help, but understand that my professor is not a technology expert and may not be able to get back to me immediately.

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How do you take notes on what you read for your courses?

I write notes on paper

On a laptop

I write in the book

I underline

I highlight in the book

Other:

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