`Psychology 101:` `Informal Learning and Technology`

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Check if you can commit to the class

To commit to the class you must:

want to help, work with, and care about Barrios Unidos bilingual children;
have time to spend at Barrios Unidos 2 hours twice a week either on Tuesdays and Thursdays or Wednesdays and Fridays;
write field notes via specially created class Web on Internet within 24 hours of Barrios Unidos session;
participate in class and Web discussions of literature and site issues;
read all messages and field notes;
read defined minimal number of the assigned articles;
complete final papers;
taking Psych.3 and 10 or Education 92B as prerequisites (or talk with the Instructor); and
enroll for both Psych 101 (5 units) and Psych 101A (2 units).

The following skills are plus for the class:

having experience of working with elementary school children;
speaking and reading Spanish;
participating in field studies in past;
familiarity with children's computer and non-computer games; and
familiarity with telecommunication, local nets (Novell 3.1.2), networking, Windows 95, IBM compatible computers, e-mail, and using Internet browsers.

Enrollment is limited to 32 students.