RESOURCES FOR ALL STUDENTS

About Course Materials    Setting-up a Supersite Account    Supersite Notes for Students    Frequently Asked Questions    Spanish Placement Exam

INSTRUCTORS:  I have resources for you, as well.  Please contact me at stephanie.langston@gpc.edu.

Course Materials for ALL Classes (all levels, face-to-face, hybrid and online)
You may purchase just the volume that you need for your Spanish level or the package for all four levels (1001-2002).For Spanish 1001 (actually, for 1001 – 2002 online and at every campus) we will be using the Vistas 4^th edition text (looseleaf) with access to the Supersite. 
For details on each volume and ISBNs, click here.

SUMMER 2013 Langston's Classes Only:
SPAN 2001 ONLINE - Click here for syllabus
There will be an ONLINE orientation Wed. May 29th at 9pm in iCollege using Wimba Live Classroom.  It is a webinar tool in iCollege.  Details will be posted in iCollege the first day of class on how to join.  It will be archived.  Note that iCollege is now powered by Desire to Learn (not Blackboard Vista).  ALL STUDENTS should complete the online orientation for the NEW ICOLLEGE at http://icollege.gpc.edu.  This is done on your own whenever you are ready.  Please complete it PRIOR to starting class on the 29th if at all possible.  If you have questions prior to our class beginning May 29th about how to obtain course materials or anything else, please contact me.

PLACEMENT INFO
Be aware that SPAN 1001 counts as elective credit.  It will not fulfill a foreign language requirement for
your program of study.  If you have not taken Spanish before or had experience with the language, you
will need 1001.  However, if you have experience with the language, you may see if you qualify to be
placed out of 1001 (not for credit, just for exemption) into a higher level. 

You may access a FREE ONLINE Spanish placement exam (from any computer with internet access)
by going to http://webcape.byuhtrsc.org/?acct=gpc.  The password is "gpc".  The exam takes from
5 to 20 minutes depending on your knowledge of the Spanish language.  When you finish the exam your
results will be displayed for you along with a suggestion of which level of Spanish would best suit you. 
Copy and paste that information and/or print it.  Ultimately, the choice is up to you.  However, if you
place above 1001 AND wish to enroll in a level above 1001 AND have not taken 1001 at the college level,
you will need permission to override the system.  You will need to send your score (via email from where
you copied/pasted the score) or bring the printout in person to a Spanish Instructor.