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Dr. George Online Classes

Barbara Denny George, Ed.D. offers self-paced, online courses/adventures for children and adults, as well as classes for families and senior citizens.  These hobby, educational and family online courses give you a chance to work on a one to one basis at your own speed, on the dates and times of your choosing.  You will learn how to use the Internet for fun educational, family and hobby pursuits.  

Courses are $49 and have several links to explore regarding each activity with an average of 18 hours participation time. E-mail is available for questions and comments for participant and teacher interaction on a one-to-one basis.  Each course will be online for 30 days per session. The course is "up there" for 30 days for you to log into as much or as little as you desire according to your own personal schedule.

Upon registration, send an e-mail to CEonline@lanecc.edu requesting access passwords.

How to Register

Summer Term 2009

10770 Advanced Genealogical Research Using the Internet,

Jul 30-Aug 29, Online (12 hrs $49) (Senior $37)

This online course gives specific Internet sources for a variety

of needs as well as using family Bibles, journals and diaries. Studying

handwriting, planning family reunions, making scrapbooks, DNA , medical

genealogy and more. Suggested for ages 13 to adult. - George

10804 American History, Jun 18-Jul 18, Online (12 hrs $49) (Senior $37)

An online introduction to American History through exploration and

investigation of American patriotism and the patriots who started

it all. A review of American symbols and a look at historical

documents and events in a timeline format.  Suggested for ages 12

and up. - George

10765 As the Sundial Turns, Jul 17-Aug 16, Online

(12 hrs $49) (Senior $37)

Social studies turn the hands of time as you experiment with

activities that help understand community, state, country,

continent and planetary relationships.  Learn how to find your

address on an Internet map, then broaden your map knowledge by

playing games with states and capitals.  Figure out what to do

when aliens travel through the solar system.  Have you ever heard

of Pangaea?  All of this online and more As the Sundial turns...

Suggested for ages 8 to 13. - George

10772 Composting, Jul 17-Aug 16, Online (12 hrs $49) (Senior $37)

Water conservation and recycling awareness has made xeriscaping and composting very popular in the gardening and landscape arena. Utilize a one-on-one instruction with this beginning online course to help you learn more about these procedures. Recommended for adults.

10768 Groundwork: Gardening 1, Jul 15-Aug 14, Online (12 hrs $49) (Senior $37)

Before becoming a successful gardener, you should have some groundwork knowledge.  Course activities include beginning botany, soils and plant nutrition, insects and disease.  Recommended for adults.

10766 Over and Under the Sea, Jul 21-Aug 20, Online,

(12 hrs $49) (Senior $37)

Take a look at beaches and coral reefs, and the animals related to

those habitats. There are lots of activities to explore on your

own or one-on-one with the instructor. Suggested for ages 11 and

up. - George

10771 What is Genealogy?  How Do I Use the Internet for

Genealogy?, Jul 14-Aug 13, Online (12 hrs $49) (Senior $37)

An online course for persons new to Genealogy and/or the Internet.

The course is purposely long in order tooffer much to the very beginner

to genealogy as well as the experienced genealogist who is new to the

Internet. For ages 12 to Adult.  - George

10769 When Pigs Fly, Jul 21-Aug 20, Online (12 hrs $49) (Senior $37)

This online course deals with introductory science concepts and gives you a chance to do some experiments both on and off line. What do cheeseburgers and science have in common? Participate in online treasure hunts. Suggested for ages 9 to 14.

10767 Who Wants to be a ‘Mathenaire’, Jul 15-Aug 14, Online (12 hrs $49) (Senior $37)

Registration is easy!

1. First, register for your class at Lane:

• If you already have a Lane Student ID number or “L” number, log on to ExpressLane, access Enrollment Services and follow the links to register for your class.
• If you don’t have an ”L” number, call or visit the Continuing Education Department at (541) 463-5252, 1059 Willamette Street in Eugene.
• Complete the Community Education Registration form and mail or fax it to the address or fax number provided on the form.
• Come in person to the Lane Community College Downtown Center at 1059 Willamette Street in Eugene.
• Call the Continuing Education office at (541) 463-5252.

2. Next, email your name and course registration number to ceonline@lanecc.edu to receive passwords for access to the class.

3. Enjoy your class!