Ethan Watrall
School: | Michigan State University |
Department: | Communication |
Location: | East Lansing, MI |
Overall Rating
rated by 21 students
Helpfulness | |
Clarity | |
Easiness |
School: | Michigan State University |
Department: | Communication |
Location: | East Lansing, MI |
Helpfulness | |
Clarity | |
Easiness |
Mailing Address:
Uloop Inc.
306 S. Washington Ave
Suite 400
Royal Oak, MI 48067
Telephone Support:
312.854.7605
Email Support:
support@uloop.com
Post your own housing listing on Uloop and have students reach out to you!
Offers a research paper in place of the second exam.
Doesn't focus on the book too much.
Cons: Notes only include key details; need to really pay attention to get information.
Weekly blog posts, while easy become a nuisance.
No exams or quizzes
Cons: Paper at end of class
This class is so easy, you just have to post one short blog a week pretending like you watched the online lecture. There's a paper at the end of the class that is pretty long, but the grading is very easy.
Interesting class
Fun guy
Teaches material well
Keeps online lectures very interesting and puts them together well
Kind of kooky guy
Cons: Does all online material
Requires you to follow him on Twitter and puts up a bunch of personal Tweets
Fun and interesting class. Easy 4.0
Cons: Sometimes lectures went long.
Class is pretty easy. Exams aren't tough if you've attended class and read the book. There's a big research paper that'll take some work. There's also a game day when you can bring in your systems and play.
Like I said, like Ethan, but not the class.
I was pretty unhappy with how he ran the actual class, though. He had us read about an entire novel a week. I tried really hard the first couple weeks but they were really long, REALLY boring books. I eventually decided spending all my free time reading those stupid things wasnt worth it because all we ever did with them was discussion, no quizzes, no papers, no nothing.
There were also pretty much no grades handed out, either, until the last couple weeks of class. We had to write a disgustingly long final paper, which apparently I didnt do well enough, and thus HST 110H, history of the FUTURE (this is what ethan called it, this still doesnt make sense to me) ruined my four point. Would not recommend this class.