Moodle is the Main Web site for this course. I will duplicate content
between
the two sites as much as possible. You will notice links in
Moodle that access this web page. However, it is a good idea to learn to
use
Moodle rather than this website as your main page for this class.
It has several features that this website does not have. It is also the
only
place that you will be able to take the weekly Homework Quizzes.
Follow this link
to learn how to set your browser to enable the best performance on
Moodle.
RSS Feed 
I have created an RSS feed for this class. Think of this as a
"what's new" bookmark for the class. When you subscribe to the
feed you will have instant access to announcements and
informational
articles relevant to the lectures and text. If you don't know
anything
about RSS feeds you can still access the information using this
Updates
link.
Due to popular request I have begun recording class lectures and
posting them on this page. You can download them from the website
or subscribe to the Podcast.
I know how difficult it is to keep track of your syllabus throughout
the
semester so I have provided you with a virtual syllabus. Now when you
misplace
the syllabus you can just follow this link and print a brand new copy
for
yourself or you can save a few trees and just refer to your virtual
syllabus
every time you want to know what's going on in class that
day/week/month.
These are outlines of the lectures given in class. Some students find
it
useful to print out the outline and bring it to class to act as an
organizer
for note taking. Other students find it useful to use the outlines as a
study guide for an upcoming test. Some students just like to know what
topics will be covered in class that day. However you decide to use
these
outlines, be advised that they are NOT to be used as a substitute for
class
attendance. They are only outlines and, as such, will be missing
important
information such as demonstrations, specific examples, and (most
importantly)
DETAILS.
This is the link to the psychology experiment sign up page. All
experiment
sign ups can be conducted on this site. As soon as you sign up you
receive
an email notice containing the details of your experiment (time, room,
etc.). If you do not see any available spaces for a particular
experiment,
check again later. The experimenters are constantly adding new time
slots.
Here are links to various psychology related web sites that I
thought
were
interesting
This page is designed and maintained by Cindy
Sifonis.