Hi Everyone,
Just a quick reminder on the Chapter One notes. This was the first class, and I didn't yet have my recorder, so the notes are pretty basic. If you see something that says "Pt. 1" or "Pt. 5A", that just means I missed the point on the outline. Hopefully you can compare what I have in my notes to what you have in your notes to make one complete outline. Also, feel free to comment with any of the missed points so I can add them to the outline. Also, stay tuned for chapter 2 and beyond... The notes get a lot better, I promise. :)
http://docs.google.com/Doc?id=d2f98cf_6fp4bgxcg
Just click on the link and it should open. Let me know if there are any technical difficulties!
See you in class,
Alysia
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Welcome!
This blog covers all the notes for Adjunct Professor Jesse Bradford's History B17A class on Monday night from 6pm to 9pm. Feel free to submit any corrections or additions, and I will fix it on the published outlines. Also, if you notice, some of the numbering on the outline is different from what was shown in class. Microsoft Word numbers outlines itself, so some of the points are bound to be different.
On a final note, these are my personal class notes. While I make every effort to make them accurate, for my own benefit if nothing else, I do not guarantee their accuracy. Even the best notes are no substitute for listening to the in-class lectures and attending class regularly. You are welcome to use these notes as you wish, to print, distribute, re-publish, etc., but please use them to supplement your own notes, not replace them entirely.
Thanks, and happy studying!
Alysia
On a final note, these are my personal class notes. While I make every effort to make them accurate, for my own benefit if nothing else, I do not guarantee their accuracy. Even the best notes are no substitute for listening to the in-class lectures and attending class regularly. You are welcome to use these notes as you wish, to print, distribute, re-publish, etc., but please use them to supplement your own notes, not replace them entirely.
Thanks, and happy studying!
Alysia
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