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Welcome to iPhone Basics 101!
This course is designed for both first-time and veteran iPhone users. The goal of this course is to maximize your efficiency with iPhone, along with the opportunity to learn more about what the iPhone can do for you.
The course will be taught for over a six week period. The agendas for each of the six weeks are posted in Schedule section under Course Materials above. We assure you that this course will be an exciting and interesting experience for you!
The syllabus contains the detailed information about this course including the expanded outline of the course, grading policy, course goal and objectives, and course content. Please check the Syllabus section in either under the Course Materials above or in the Laulima menu on your left.
There will be four assignments that help support our students in this courses. These assignments are aimed for the students' personal reflections, knowledge, recommendations. Assignments will be based on areas within your areas of interest or locus of control, as we believe that the students will learn much more when they learn from each other, rather than learning directly from the instructors via lectures. To find out more about the assignments, feel free to check the Assignments section under Course Materials above.
We also have pre-course and post-course surveys posted to gain our knowledge on what the students need to learn from this course. Our goal is to cover many aspects in iPhone as much as we could without repeating what the students have already learned. These surveys will help us find where the students' strengths and weaknesses are. We strongly encourage you to take the pre-course survey prior to the beginning of this course, which is under the Surveys section above.
We hope that you will enjoy this course on iPhone Basics 101 and have gained the knowledge and devotion in your own iPhone! If you have any questions about this course, feel free to reach us via the Contact section above!
Aloha nui loa,
Brien Nakamoto & John Coney
Instructors
This course is designed for both first-time and veteran iPhone users. The goal of this course is to maximize your efficiency with iPhone, along with the opportunity to learn more about what the iPhone can do for you.
The course will be taught for over a six week period. The agendas for each of the six weeks are posted in Schedule section under Course Materials above. We assure you that this course will be an exciting and interesting experience for you!
The syllabus contains the detailed information about this course including the expanded outline of the course, grading policy, course goal and objectives, and course content. Please check the Syllabus section in either under the Course Materials above or in the Laulima menu on your left.
There will be four assignments that help support our students in this courses. These assignments are aimed for the students' personal reflections, knowledge, recommendations. Assignments will be based on areas within your areas of interest or locus of control, as we believe that the students will learn much more when they learn from each other, rather than learning directly from the instructors via lectures. To find out more about the assignments, feel free to check the Assignments section under Course Materials above.
We also have pre-course and post-course surveys posted to gain our knowledge on what the students need to learn from this course. Our goal is to cover many aspects in iPhone as much as we could without repeating what the students have already learned. These surveys will help us find where the students' strengths and weaknesses are. We strongly encourage you to take the pre-course survey prior to the beginning of this course, which is under the Surveys section above.
We hope that you will enjoy this course on iPhone Basics 101 and have gained the knowledge and devotion in your own iPhone! If you have any questions about this course, feel free to reach us via the Contact section above!
Aloha nui loa,
Brien Nakamoto & John Coney
Instructors
Mini Course: iPhone Basics 101 by John Coney and Brian "Brien" Nakamoto is licensed under a
Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial 3.0 United States License.
Based on a work at iphonelearning.weebly.com.
