ITALIAN 1130 FULLY ON-LINE
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1 Instructor: Professor Angela Bronsburg Office: Via Discussions link Course Description ITALIAN 1130 FULLY ON-LINE When we think of Italy we think of culture. Italian historians, authors, poets, philosophers, musicians, artists, architects, Roman emperors and cinematographers have contributed significantly to Western thought. Needless to say, the key to truly understand and feel the Italian culture is through its language. Everyone recognizes at least one Italian word, especially when talking about food, music, or the arts and is inevitably reminded of a culture full of life, indistinguishable melodies, and savory flavors. There are numerous reasons to study Italian: a knowledge of Italian is relevant to the study of Western political and social history, it is almost indispensable to those studying music, the classics, architecture, archeology, law, engineering, and the fine arts (it may surprise to find out that over 60% of the world s art treasures are found in Italy, according to UNESCO), and you may also consider choosing Italian as a second language in light of future travel and / or of other subjects you may be interested in studying such as the ones mentioned above. This course is an introduction to the basic structures and vocabulary of the Italian language. Students will learn to understand, speak, read, and write Italian at a beginning level thereby developing the necessary skills needed for basic communication and comprehension. Along with the cultural aspects of the language, the country and its people, the grammatical concepts emphasized in this course will be nouns, pronouns, adjectives, and the present and past tense of all regular and frequently used irregular verbs. The vocabulary and cultural topics covered in Chapters P-6 of Percorsi, will be the family, school, hobbies, activities, and food. Course Objectives Students will be able to: Employ the present and the past tense of all regular and frequently used irregular Italian verbs to request and supply information. Apply the concept of gender and number Describe themselves and others Identify and formulate phrases using idiomatic expressions related to feelings, attitudes and the weather Assess the definite and indefinite articles and apply the correct form before nouns Practice and produce questions and answers about people, places and things Locate people and things by applying the correct forms of both the preposizioni semplici and articolate Attach the appropriate form of the aggettivi possessivi to talk about family and relatives Employ direct object pronouns to refer to people and things Tell time and talk about their schedule Employ the demonstrative adjectives and pronouns questo and quello accordingly Practice and produce sentences to order a meal at an Italian restaurant
2 Create a basic conversation with a native speaker Identify and describe articles of clothing IMPORTANT INFORMATION Policies Please review the policies page as it contains essential information regarding guidelines relevant to all courses at FIU and additional information on the standards for acceptable netiquette important for online courses. Course Prerequisites For information about prerequisites, click here. Textbook Sentieri, Attraverso l Italia Contemporanea (Required) Cozzarelli, Julia M. Vista Higher Learning, 2011 ISBN: Expectations of this Course This is a fully online course, meaning that all course work (100%) will be conducted online. Expectations for performance in fully online courses are the same as for traditional courses; in fact, fully online courses require a degree of selfmotivation, self-discipline, and technology skills that can make them more demanding for some students. Fully online courses are not independent study courses. You will be expected to interact online with the professor and your fellow students; to do assignments; to meet deadlines; and in many classes, to work in virtual groups. In some fully online courses, you may be required to come to campus to take midterms and exams, but in most, you will take your tests online. Assignments from the text and other resources are listed below for each class session. Students are expected to be pace their learning according to the posted course assignments. It is expected that interactive learning and teaching will enrich the learning experience of all students, and that each student will work in partnership with the professor to create a positive learning experience for all. Student engagement is a necessary condition for an effective learning experience, and includes contributions to debate and discussion (if any), positive interactive learning with others, and an enthusiastic attitude towards inquiry. Everyone is expected to be a positive contributor to the class learning community, and students are expected to share the responsibility of teaching each other. Students are expected to: Review the Start Here folder located in the course content. Review the Policies Page as it is important to the quality of your education. Introduce yourself to the class during the first week by posting a self introduction in the appropriate discussion forum under the Start Here folder.
3 Take the practice quiz under the Start Here folder to ensure that your computer is compatible with Blackboard Interact online with instructor/s and peers and keep up with all assignments. Review and follow the course calendar Log in to the course at least 3 times per week Respond to discussion boards, blogs and journal postings within 2 days Respond to s and messages within 2 days Submit assignments by its corresponding deadline Attend ALL synchronous meetings with Adobe Connect The instructor will: Log in to the course 5 times per week Respond to discussion boards, blogs and journal postings within 2 days Respond to s/messages within 2 days Return graded work by one week from the due date Statement of Understanding between Professor and Student Every student must respect the right of all to have an equitable opportunity to learn and honestly demonstrate the quality of their learning. Therefore, all students must adhere to a standard of academic conduct, demonstrating respect for themselves, their fellow students, and the educational mission of the University. As a student in the College of Business taking this class: I will not represent someone else s work as my own I will not cheat, nor will I aid in another s cheating I will be honest in my academic endeavors I understand that if I am found responsible for academic misconduct, I will be subject to the academic misconduct procedures and sanctions as outlined in the Student Handbook Failure to adhere to the guidelines stated above may result in one of the following: Expulsion: Permanent separation of the student from the University, preventing readmission to the institution. This sanction shall be recorded on the student's transcript. Suspension: Temporary separation of the student from the University for a specific period of time. By taking this online course I promise to adhere to FIU s Student Code of Academic Integrity. For details on the policy and procedure go to ACADEMIC MISCONDUCT. NOTE: Intensive Auditing of the course will be conducted to prevent academic misconduct Incomplete Due to the special format of the course, this class does not admit any grade of "I" (incomplete) Policies and Procedures
4 As a college, we care about and enforce the Policies and Procedures as they are important to the quality of the education we are providing to you. Details on FIU Policies can be found at: Library The FIU library provides a number of services to distance learning students. For example: Students can request a chat session in Blackboard for an explanation on how to access library resources. Students can request detailed instructions on how to access library resources. One-on-One assistance from the Distance Learning Librarian. Don't struggle through your library research alone! Help is available. For further information, contact Sarah Hammill, Distance Learning Librarian, via at [email protected] or call You can visit the FIU Library at: Office of Disability Services I understand that there is Office of Disability Services available to me should I need it. It is my responsibility to contact them to process my request to have my needs met. I need to follow their procedures as to proper notification to the instructor. Rules and Regulations for Online Students Assignments from the text and other resources are listed below for each class session. Students are expected to be pace their learning according to the posted course assignments. It is expected that interactive learning and teaching will enrich the learning experience of all students, and that each student will work in partnership with the professor to create a positive learning experience for all. Student engagement is a necessary condition for an effective learning experience, and includes contributions to debate and discussion (if any), positive interactive learning with others, and an enthusiastic attitude towards inquiry. Everyone is expected to be a positive contributor to the class learning community, and students are expected to share the responsibility of teaching each other. COURSE DETAIL Course Communication Communication in this course will take place via messages. The message feature is a private, internal Blackboard only communication system. Users must log on to the blackboard system to send/receive/read messages. There are no notifications in Blackboard to inform users when a new message has been received; therefore, it is recommended that students check their messages routinely to ensure up-to-date communication. Per Piacere: DO NOT contact Prof. Bronsburg through Vista Supersite. I will not answer messages posted there. Except for Saturdays, Sundays and holidays, the Professor will respond to messages and CAFFÈ BAR ITALIA-discussion board posts within 48 hours.
5 After week 01, please use the message board to communicate those personal issues you do not wish others to read or that you think need personal attention; otherwise, use the CAFFÈ BAR ITALIA-discussion board conference designated for course questions and Discussions postings. Asking questions in the CAFFÈ BAR ITALIA-discussion board allows other students with the same question to read your question and the instructor's reply. VHL (Vista Higher Learning) SUPERSITE and BLACKBOARD Attività (chapter Exercises) di STRUTTURA, VOCABOLARIO, D ASCOLTO (Listening), VIDEOTECA (Viewing), FOTOROMANZO and di LETTURA (Reading) on VHL and on BLACKBOARD Online attività (exercises) for each "Unità" will be found both on your Blackboard and on VHL. You need to therefore keep up with the coursework included in both programs to meet 35% of your grade; i.e., 20% Vista and 15% Blackboard. As long as you get a total of 80% for all of the attività on Vista and 80% for each attività on Blackboard correct, you will meet 35% of your grade requirement. Keep in mind that the system automatically grades all of the attività. VISTA (VHL) SUPERSITE There will be a link per unità in the Course Content section for access to VHL Supersite. ATTENZIONE: The first week of class I will provide you with the class number you will need to register in Vista (VHL) Supersite. If you have technical problems with VHL Supersite, you must contact the Vista Tech. Dept., NOT the FIU tech team which will be available to you ONLY for issues involving Blackboard. DO NOT contact Prof. Bronsburg and Prof. Lopez regarding any technical issue. Also, note as stated above, DO NOT communicate with me through Vista (VHL) Supersite, I will not answer messages sent there. All correspondence will be done on Blackboard through the Discussions and Messages. PARTICIPATION and ORAL PARTICIPATION In order for you to progress in understanding and speaking the language, you must communicate in Italian (using the vocabulary and the grammar studied during the semester) on a regular basis through the Caffè Bar Italia Discussion Board. You should attempt to communicate in a basic Italian regardless of any mistakes you may make. Errors are to be expected and are viewed as a natural part of language learning. To aid you in communicating in written Italian, a set of Domande (questions) will be posted in the Caffè Bar Italia Discussions per Unità. Furthermore, each student will be REQUIRED to fulfill a syncronous oral participation requirement equal to 25% of your final grade (see grade breakdown) on-line with a separate instructor, Prof. Marcela Lopez as specified by her below. ATTENZIONE: In order to follow the developments of the course, students MUST check the course online on a daily basis for any new updates or assignments that are not present at the moment in the Syllabus. Since this is a fully online course, access to all of the coursework will be available as specified in the Course Calendar. Make sure you check the access dates (disponibilità) before you do an attività or esame. You will be responsible for submitting ALL assigned coursework on the designated dates stated in the calendar section of this syllabus. Each student is responsible for reviewing and studying the material assigned by Prof. Bronsburg. This section of ITA 1130 is a fully online course, which means that we will employ technology to achieve more one-on-one interaction between you, your classmates, and your instructor for the class. Learning Italian by means of a computer based course will provide the following advantages:
6 Self-pacing. The computer allows you to work ahead. However, as with other classes, you cannot fall behind. Immediate feedback. The computer grades your homework exercises instantly, tells you which answers are wrong, and allows you to redo the exercise. Opportunity for improvement. The program is designed so you can attempt the exercises as many times as you like to earn the grade you want. Easy access. You can do your homework from any computer which accesses the internet. Language: In order to improve listening skills and cultural competency, students are encouraged to use the Language Lab. Labs are located: University Park Campus. DM Biscayne Bay Campus. LIB 161 No phone available Quizzes and Exams The following esami (exams) are included in this course: 4 esami. As a general rule all exams will consist of the following sections: reading comprehension, vocabulary, grammar and listening comprehension. ESAMI There will be 4 ESAMI (chapter exams) during the semester administered through Blackboard. Each esame will be open Saturday and Sunday, and you will have one attempt to submit the esame. Each esame will cover the main points of each unità (chapter). A total of 4 capitoli will be covered in the semester. The test dates are indicated in the COURSE CALENDAR below, in ASSESSMENTS and in COURSE CONTENT. ESAMI and /or ASSIGNMENT(S) MAKE-UPS If you are unable to take a test due to an emergency, -NOT RELATED TO TECH ISSUES- you must contact your instructor immediately. EMERGENCIES include, but may not be limited to, a family or personal emergency regarding hospital stays or emergency, emergency doctor visits, court appearances or accidents. Should there be a death in the family, a copy of the death certificate MUST be provided. In order to re-schedule a chapter test / assignment, a documented valid reason, signed and dated, for missing the work must be provided by the proper authorities. Business related and / or leisure trips will NOT be excused. Notes from home are NOT acceptable. If you experience a technical issue while taking an exam, make sure you do a screenshot of your problem and then contact UTS. DO NOT CLOSE THE WINDOW YOU ARE USING. How do I do a screenshot? ** if you are using a Microsoft computer: first press the key on the top: PRT SC, then open a word document and PASTE. Save the document and have it handy when you talk to UTS. ** if you are using a Mac: Command+shift+3 will create a screenshot in your desktop. N.B. After you contact UTS, please send an to Prof. Bronsburg to let her know about the issue. UTS will give you a case number and copy Prof. Bronsburg. Unless Prof. Bronsburg receives notice from UTS, she will not re-open the missed assignment for you.
7 ESAME FINALE (Final Exam) The Final Exam is a COMPREHENSIVE one including all unità from Unità 1 to 4. It will be given on TBA in Messages, IN PERSON, NO EXCUSES. Again, keep in mind that make-ups will be given only under exceptional circumstances, as listed above, and only at my (Prof. Bronsburg) discretion. If upon presenting documentation the make-up is approved, the exam must be taken within 24 hours of the original date of the exam. There will be no make-ups without a valid reason. Adobe Connect Pro Meeting The Adobe Connect Pro Meeting is an online meeting room in which you can interact with your Professor and fellow students by sharing your computer, screens or files, chat, broadcast live audio and take part in other interactive online activities. There will be 1 meeting per week (14 in total). You will have 1 unexcused (free) absence. Each absence after that will affect your grade. Your Adobe Connect Pro Meeting room will be located within your online course in the course content section. To learn to navigate and use all features, you must attend a MANDATORY orientation ONLINE. Requirements for using Adobe Connect Pro Meeting: 1. Disable any window pop-up blocker. 2. Adobe Flash Player 9 or higher 3. If you are sharing your screen or uploading content to the meeting room then you need to install the Adobe Acrobat Connect Add-in for Windows or Macintosh. 4. You can test your computer to make sure that you are set up with all of the tools you will need to participate in the meeting. Please click here to help you get started with Adobe Connect Pro Meeting. Grading Course Requirements Weight Online 4 Esami (exams) Blackboard 20% Online Attività VHL Supersite 20% Online Attività Blackboard 15% Caffè Italia Discussion Board 10% Online Orali (Orals) Blackboard, Synchronous meetings 25% Face to Face Esame Finale (Final) 10% Total 100% Letter Grade Range Letter Grade Range Letter Grade Range A Above 93 B D A C D 64-66
8 B C D B C F < 61 Late Policy: Let s face it: technology fails, servers go down, files become corrupt and weather can interfere with daily activities. The list goes on and on. THESE ARE NOT CONSIDERED EMERGENCIES; They are part of the normal production process. Since assignments are open between 1 and 3+ weeks, an issue you may have with technology is no excuse for late work. You need to protect yourself by managing your time and backing up your work. A failure to meet deadlines will result in a lower project and course grade. For every 24 hour period you are late submitting or completing an assignment, quiz, or exam, in which you have no valid and instructor accepted excuse, 10% of your grade will be lowered. Occasionally there are extenuating circumstances that will cause you to have to turn in an assignment late, like a severe illness or a family death. You must contact me to talk about your situation in order to prevent an automatic lowering of your grade. Proper documentation will be required. SEE Esami and /or Assignments make-ups above. Absolutely NO discussion board posts are accepted late even with a valid excuse. The extra credit is meant to provide an additional opportunity to make up a missed discussion. All homework for Adobe Connect Synchronous meetings is due an hour before the meeting takes place. No exceptions. Module 1 COURSE CALENDAR Unità 1 will be opened for approximately 4 weeks. Please use your time accordingly to complete all assignments by the 21 st of September. Per piacere, note that this is a 5 credit course which requires you to set aside 5 to 7 hours per week to complete the coursework for Unità 1. (4 weeks x 5/7 hrs. = 20/28 hrs.) 8/26-9/26 Disponibilità: (Availability), 8/26-9/21 fino (until) alle 11:55 PM EST Unità 1: CIAO, COME VA? Lezione 1A Contesti: pp. 2-4 Greetings and introductions Do presentatevi alla classe Course Content Unità 1 To be posted in the Caffè Bar Italia Discussion Board Pronuncia e ortografia The Italian alphabet Watch la pronuncia dell alfabeto italiano in Blackboard Course Content Unità 1 Fotoromanzo, Puntata 1: pp Ciao, io sono
9 Do assigned attività in VHL Supersite that correspond to the Fotoromanzo, Puntata 1 Cultura: pp. 8-9 Baci dall Italia Do attività Cultura 1A in Blackboard Course Content Unità 1 Strutture: pp Nouns and articles Numbers Do assigned attività in VHL Supersite that correspond to these structures Lezione 1B Contesti: pp People and objects in a classroom Pronuncia e ortografia: pg. 19 Listen to the pronunciation of the letters c and g in Blackboard under Course Content Unità 1. Look for this YouTube Video at Fotoromanzo, Puntata 2: pp Il primo giorno di scuola Do assigned attività in VHL Supersite that correspond to the Fotoromanzo, Puntata 2 Cultura: pp All università! Do attività Cultura 1B in Blackboard Course Content Unità 1 Strutture: pp Subject pronouns and verb essere Adjective agreement Telling time Do assigned attività in VHL Supersite that correspond to these structures Panorama: pp Dove si parla italiano? Do attività Panorama, Unità 1 in Blackboard Course Content. Watch videos on le regioni d Italia, le regioni italiane, Italia d amare, and see images of le maschere della Commedia dell arte, and listen to the various types of dialetti italiani in Blackboard Cultural Links, Course Content Unità 1 Videoteca: Unità 1 in Course Content Amici di Famiglia Watch Video and answer questions in Blackboard Course Content Unità 1 D ascolto: Unità 1 in Course Content Com è interessante l Italia! Listen to the audio and answer questions in Blackboard Course Content Unità 1 ESAME 1, UNITÀ 1 available Saturday the 28 st and Sunday the 29 th of September till 11:55PM EST. OCCHIO: Don t forget to attend your weekly meeting with Prof. Marcela!
10 Module 2 Unità 2 will be opened for approximately 4 weeks. Please use your time accordingly to complete all assignments by the 16 of October. Per piacere, note that this is a 5 credit course which requires you to set aside 5 to 7 hours per week to complete the coursework for Unità 2. (4 weeks x 5/7 hrs. = 20/28 hrs.) 9/27 10/18 Disponibilità: 9/23 10/16 fino alle 11:55 PM EST Unità 2: IL TEMPO LIBERO Lezione 2 A Contesti: pp I passatempi Answer the questions posted in Blackboard Caffè Bar Italia Discussion Board Pronuncia e ortografia: pg. 43 Pronunciation of the letter combinations gl, gn and sc Listen to the pronunciation of the letter combinations gl,gn and sc in Blackboard under Course Content Unità 2 Look for the following YouTube Video at Fotoromanzo, Puntata 3: pp.44 Che cosa vuoi fare? Do assigned attività in VHL Supersite that correspond to the Fotoromanzo, Puntata 3. Cultura: pp Giochiamo a pallone Do attività Cultura 2A in Blackboard Course Content Unità 2 Strutture: pp Regular and Irregular are verbs Do assigned attività in VHL Supersite that correspond to these structures Lezione 2B Contesti: pg. 54 Che tempo fa oggi? Answer the questions posted in Blackboard Caffè Bar Italia Discussion Board Pronuncia: pg. 57 Pronunciation of the Italian vowels Listen to the pronunciation of the Italian vowels in Blackboard under Course Content Unità 2
11 Look for the following YouTube Video at Fotoromanzo, Puntata 4: pp Che tempo fa? Do assigned attività in VHL Supersite that correspond to the Fotoromanzo, Puntata 4 Cultura: pp In montagna o al mare Do attività Cultura 2B in Blackboard Course Content Unità 2 Strutture: pp The verb avere Regular ere verbs and the verb piacere Numbers 101 and higher Do assigned attività in VHL Supersite that correspond to these structures. Panorama: pp Roma Do attività Panorama, Unità 2 in Blackboard Course Content Unità 2 Watch the following YouTube video on Roma with performances by Andrea Bocelli Read Federico Fellini s biography and see images of some of his films in Blackboard Cultural Links under Course Conent Unità 2. Videoteca: Unità 2 in Blackboard Course Content La squadra del cuore Watch Video and answer questions in Blackboard Course Content Unità 2 D ascolto: Unità 2 in Course Content Una famiglia sportiva Listen to the audio and answer questions in Balckboard Course Content Unità 2 ESAME 2, UNITÀ 2 available Saturday the 19 th and Sunday the 20 th of October till 11:55PM EST. OCCHIO: Don t forget to attend your weekly meeting with Prof. Marcela! Module 3 Unità 3 will be opened for approximately 4 weeks. Please use your time accordingly to complete all assignments by the 15 th of November. Per piacere, note that this is a 5 credit course which requires you to set aside 5 to 7 hours per week to complete the coursework for Unità 3. (4 weeks x 5/7 hrs. = 20/28 hrs.) 10/21-11/15 Disponibilità: 10/21 to 11/15 fino alle 11:55 PM EST
12 Unità 3: LA FAMIGLIA E GLI AMICI Lezione 3 A Contesti: pp La famiglia di Alessia Bianchi Answer the questions posted in Blackboard Caffè Bar Italia Discussion Board Fotoromanzo, Puntata 5: Tutti in famiglia Do assigned attività in VHL Supersite that correspond to the Fotoromanzo, Puntata 5 Cultura: La famiglia italiana Do attività Cultura 3A in Blackboard Course Content Unità 3 Strutture: pp Possessives Preposizioni semplici e articolate Present tense of regular ire verbs Do assigned attività in VHL Supersite that correspond to these structures. Lezione 3 B Contesti: pp Come sono? Answer the questions posted in Blackboard Caffè Bar Italia Discussion Board Pronuncia e ortografia: pg. 97 Pronunciation of the qu letter combination Listen to the pronunciation of this letter combination in Blackboard under Course Content Unità 3 Look for the following YouTube Video at Fotoromanzo, Puntata 6 Una serata in casa Do assigned attività in VHL Supersite that correspond to the Fotoromanzo, Puntata 6
13 Cultura: L amicizia Do attività Cultura 3B in Blackboard Course Content Unità 3 Strutture: pp Descriptive adjectives Interrogatives and demonstratives Do assigned attività in VHL Supersite that correspond to these structures. Panorama: pp Gli italiani nel mondo Do attività Panorama, Unità 3 in Blackboard Course Content Unità 3 Videoteca: Unità 3 in Blackboard Course Content Caffè all italiana Watch Video and answer questions in Blackboard Course Content Unità 3 D ascolto: Unità 3 in Course Content Cosa studiare Listen to the audio and answer questions in Balckboard Course Content Unità 3 ESAME 3, UNITÀ 3 available Saturday the 16 th and Sunday the 17 th of November till 11:55PM EST. OCCHIO: Don t neglect to keep up with your weekly meeting with Prof. Marcela! Module 4 Unità 4 will be opened for approximately 4 weeks. Please use your time accordingly to complete all assignments by the 6 th of December. Per piacere, note that this is a 5 credit course which requires you to set aside 5 to 7 hours per week to complete the coursework for Unità 4. (4 weeks x 5/7 hrs. = 20/28 hrs.) 11/16 12/6 Disponibilità: 11/16 12/6 fino alle 11:55 PM EST Unità 4: TECNOLOGIA E MODA Lezione 4A Contesti: pp
14 La Tecnologia Answer the questions posted in Blackboard Caffè Bar Italia Discussion Board Pronuncia e ortografia: pg. 119 Pronunciation of the letter r Listen to the pronunciation of the letter r in Blackboard under Course Content Unità 4 Look for the following YouTube Video at Fotoromanzo, Puntata 7: Un brindisi per il laptop Cultura: Do assigned attività in VHL Supersite that correspond to the Fotoromanzo, Puntata 7 Gli italiani sempre raggiungibili Do attività Cultura 4A in Blackboard Course Content Unità 4 Strutture: pp Dovere, potere, and volere Dire, uscire and venire, and disjunctive pronouns Do assigned attività in VHL Supersite that correspond to these structures. Lezione 4 B Contesti: pp Facciamo spese Answer the questions posted in Blackboard Caffè Bar Italia Discussion Board Pronuncia e ortografia: pg. 133 Pronunciation of the letters s and z Listen to the pronunciation of this letter combination in Blackboard under Course Content Unità 4 Look for the following YouTube Video at Fotoromanzo, Puntata 8 Viva lo shopping Cultura: Do assigned attività in VHL Supersite that correspond to the Fotoromanzo, Puntata 8
15 Un giro per i negozi Do attività Cultura 4B in Blackboard Course Content Unità 4 Strutture: pp The passato prossimo The verbs conoscere and sapere Do assigned attività in VHL Supersite that correspond to these structures. Panorama: pp Milano Do attività Panorama, Unità 4 in Blackboard Course Content Unità 4 Videoteca: Unità 4 in Blackboard Course Content Indicazioni un po confuse Watch Video and answer questions in Blackboard Course Content Unità 4 D ascolto: Unità 4 in Course Content Com è Sestri Levante? Listen to the audio and answer questions in Balckboard Course Content Unità 4 ESAME 4, UNITÀ 4 available Saturday the 7 th and Sunday the 8 th of December till 11:55PM EST. OCCHIO: Don t forget to attend your weekly meeting with Prof. Marcela! ESAME FINALE FACE to FACE DECEMBER 14 th, 2013 TIME and PLACE TBA in ANNOUNCEMENTS
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