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RE: Difference between Guided Study and Online Capstone - jsh1138 - 04-24-2018
online is the way to go. i'm currently 8 weeks into my liberal arts capstone at TESU. if i make it out alive i'll post my paper because the guys who posted theirs for me have been a huge help
RE: Difference between Guided Study and Online Capstone - Gloddy - 04-25-2018
(04-24-2018, 09:01 PM)jsh1138 Wrote: online is the way to go. i'm currently 8 weeks into my liberal arts capstone at TESU. if i make it out alive i'll post my paper because the guys who posted theirs for me have been a huge help
Unfortunately, online was closed. I called today and was told to try an email to plea for an exception. I was denied.
Oh well, I only have 3 total classes left. I can't complain...I just have to get it done.
Can anyone tell me where on the site (TESU) I go to find the book and how to buy/rent it? I can't find it.
Gloddy
RE: Difference between Guided Study and Online Capstone - jsh1138 - 04-25-2018
the e-book was free with the course materials, it should be in the syllabus or something somewhere
there's also a link to it here: http://degreeforum.wikia.com/wiki/TESU_Capstone
RE: Difference between Guided Study and Online Capstone - allvia - 04-25-2018
(04-25-2018, 01:26 PM)jsh1138 Wrote: the e-book was free with the course materials, it should be in the syllabus or something somewhere
there's also a link to it here: http://degreeforum.wikia.com/wiki/TESU_Capstone
jsh1138 - He is in need of the Business Capstone book for BUS-421, your reference is for the Liberal Arts Capstone (BA degree programs)
Gloddy - The book is currently the same for the guided study or the online version, and it is as listed below:
Crafting & Executing Strategy: The Quest for Competitive Advantage: Concepts and Cases
ISBN 13: 9781259732782
ISBN 10: 1259732789
You can rent it online from a number of resources (including Amazon.com), https://www.textbookrentals.com is a good site to compare buy/rental prices.
Also, from what people have posted the course is very dependent on the case studies, so it is recommended to have the correct version (vs an older one). Many people here have older version of the textbook they used to study for the once available Capstone TECEP exam (that was all about the lists, nothing about case studies)
RE: Difference between Guided Study and Online Capstone - jsh1138 - 04-25-2018
yeah i'm sorry, i was thinking of the one i did, my bad
RE: Difference between Guided Study and Online Capstone - allvia - 04-25-2018
(04-25-2018, 02:30 PM)jsh1138 Wrote: yeah i'm sorry, i was thinking of the one i did, my bad
Completely understandable
and still good information for many others.
RE: Difference between Guided Study and Online Capstone - Gloddy - 04-25-2018
Thanks for the information. It is greatly appreciated.
RE: Difference between Guided Study and Online Capstone - pws - 05-25-2019
For the Guided Study version, there are no discussion posts, but those are instead replaced with extra writing assignments. How long/difficult are they? And most importantly, are those extra assignments unrelated to the final paper—i.e., won't be used as part of the final paper?
Quote:Online discussions (6)—23 percent
Written assignments (5)—45 percent
ETS proficiency profile—2 percent
Capstone project—30 percent
For the grading of the GS, the online discussion would be none, and the written assignments would bump up to 11, and be worth 68%?
RE: Difference between Guided Study and Online Capstone - ChilliDawg - 05-30-2019
I just completed the Online LIB-495 Capstone with Mr. Argen.
Online was definitely the way to go, for me. I like getting 23% of my score from discussion posts. I am a blabbermouth, anyway. So, very easy for me to do the weekly posts. The discussion forum posts are generally short and sweet, as long as they are relevant to weekly topic, and are constructive input for your peers.