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Wendy
Rhea Greenstein
English
Office: P128
Phone: 562-938-4497
E-mail: wgreenstein@lbcc.edu
Fall
2009 Courses
English
2 - online
English 3 - online
English 42 - online
Course Access Information
1. Add the email address de@lbcc.edu to
your contacts list in your email account.
(This is to avoid the new password ending
up in your spam folder. Even if you have
received e-mails from de@lbcc.edu before,
you may still need to add it to your contacts
list.)
2. Launch your browser (e.g., Internet
Explorer. FireFox) and Access the LBCC
e-Learning Zone at the following URL:
http://ezone.lbcc.edu
Under Password, do not use your PeopleSoft
password; instead, click on “New
User? Obtain your password.” Enter
your 7 digit student ID and your email
address (the address you provided on PeopleSoft).
(If you have not yet updated your e-mail
on PeopleSoft, follow the instructions
on the e-Zone page. Be sure Email Type
is set to “Home” in PeopleSoft.)
Your new e-Zone password will be emailed
to you.
3. You can access the course between the
official LBCC Begin Date and End Date
of your course. (Check the e-Courses schedule
for dates.)
To access the course, log in at http://ezone.lbcc.edu
and enter your ID and the new password
that was sent to you. Once you enter the
course portal, change your password on
the "My Profile" option and
save your password in a secure place.
Distance
Education Resources With an Emphasis on
English
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I
have been teaching at Long Beach City College
since 1971 at both campuses. I have taught Women
in Literature, Science Fiction, American Literature,
Modern Literature, World Literature, and all
levels of composition. Having taught in the
teacher centered traditional classroom for over
20 years, I became excited by the possibilities
offered in the student centered classroom. In
the last ten years I have been teaching online
as well as in the traditional classroom. I find
more camaraderie, more shared experience in
the computer environment, which encourages students
to take a vivid, active role in their own
learning experience. More voices are raised,
more possibilities are explored.
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