Sample
Course Syllabus (http://www.wku.edu/~sally.kuhlenschmidt/psy361/p361syl.htm).
This is a sample syllabus to give you an idea of course requirements and structure.
The genuine syllabus will be made available on the first day of class.
Sample
Internet Policies for Courses (http://www.wku.edu/~sally.kuhlenschmidt/internetpolicy.htm)
This is a sample of the policies I follow with regard to portions of the class
conducted on-line. The genuine policies will be made available on the Blackboard
CourseInfo website below.
Sample
supplement to Course Syllabus for entirely Web-delivered Psy 361-700
(http://www.wku.edu/~sally.kuhlenschmidt/psy361/web361.htm) This is a sample
of the policies I follow with regard to students taking the 700 or on-line
section of Psy 361. It is a supplement to the syllabus above and does NOT
stand alone.
"Blackboard
CourseInfo" classlogin (http://atech.wku.edu:8080/) Once the
semester begins you will be automatically enrolled and have a personal start
page (Blackboard) from which you can access the Psy 361 site. (Late enrollees
may experience a delay). The login page explains your id and password. There
are all kinds of goodies here for you. A discussion board and chat room (under
Communications). Build your own web page or update your password or Email
address (Under Student Tools). Find links to journals that have at least some
information on line (External Links). And get a new copy of the Syllabus (Course
Information). Key course materials are at this site. There is some redundancy
with links located on the page you are currently viewing. The CourseInfo site
is more complete, however, as this is a public page for anyone and the Blackboard
CourseInfo site is just for enrolled students.
Psy
361: Questions from Students and Answers (p361faq.htm)
Frequently
Asked Questions about the Internet version of 361: What you should know before
registering. (faq.htm)
Key
Events in Psychological Measurement (http://www.wku.edu/~sally.kuhlenschmidt/mttmln.htm)
This is a timeline to help you with historical events. http://www.wku.edu/~sally.kuhlenschmidt/mttmln.htm
It also contains links to many test-related sites.
The
Visual Relationship between the Bivariate Normal Distribution and Correlation
(ndcorr.htm)
![[crystal ball]](images/crysbal2.gif)
Psy 361: Tests and Measurement