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GEO 207: Natural Disasters ► Instructor: Mike Phillips ► Contact  ► put “ GEO 207 ” in subject line  ► my courses>GEO 207 ► about me>contact info: friend me in Facebook

Course Goals ► Explore a variety of natural disasters ► Analyze the role and impact of science on identifying and planning for natural disasters

ReggieNet set-up ► Announcements ► Resources & Materials ► Week #  questions, resources, drop box ► Discussions  Ask Mr. Phillips  Group #: group discussion ► Chat Rooms ► Gradebook

What is Graded? ► Weekly discussions 10 pts. ea. ► Weekly homework 20 pts. ea. ► Projects: 100 pts. ea.

Weekly Format ► Sunday: New topic live in ReggieNet  Questions for homework & discussion  Resources: text & web links ► Monday: Begin working on Topic ► Sunday-Saturday:  Explore topic: use text and web resources  Group discussion in ReggieNet ► Sunday: Homework due

Exploring a topic ► Textbook reading assignment ► PowerPoint (inc. narration) ► Web  recommended links  find your own: search for web sites and news ► Group discussion

Discussing a topic ► ReggieNet  link from iCampus  discuss topic within your group  requirement: at least three postings on different three days (more preferred)  all must participate or group suffers ► Group list  on website and in ReggieNet

Wrap-up ► Finish discussions by Saturday ► Homework submission via or ReggieNet (assignment dropbox) by 11:00 pm Sunday

Projects ► Discuss a natural hazard and how it impacts the area where you live (or an area where you might like to live). ► Content  written paper with figures & references  4-8 Powerpoint slides ► 1st project due mid-term (may be revised and resubmitted) ► 2nd project due end of term

►  homework submission (if necessary)  private discussion w/ me

First Topics ► How will you succeed in this class?  due Wednesday ► How are disasters studied? ► What are the implications of the five fundamental concepts outlined in Chapter 1?  due Sunday

See you on the ReggieNet! I will check in almost every day. Mike Phillips