Those who missed the first class may not know how to find the audio for the Workbook (WB) assignments. You can find the audio files at the FLRC (LH253) or at the publisher’s web site (see #3 below), which is listed in the course syllabus.  

I recommend you to download all the audio files for both text book and workbook (separate folders in the FLRC) in the FLRC lab.  They are MP3 so you can download to anything you wish.  The publisher’s site sometimes has a problem.  FLRC may close without a prior notice. So give yourself a plenty time to work on the listening sections (plan ahead)!  

Not being able to complete the WB due to technical problems or lab being closed temporarily will still make you obtain zero for the WB assignment.    For FLRC, please refer  below (copied from the syllabus) or to my course syllabus.  Please see the link below to find the lab hours since it is not open all day like other computer labs.   Also, Remember to bring your own headphone to listen to the audios since the lab does not provide you one.  Any headphone works.

P.S.  You need to bring a headphone if you are making up a listening quiz with me (prior e-mail notification t me is necessary to make up.  See the course syllabus for more details).

Keep a track of what you have done (if you see only numbers of the each file on your computer instead of description of each file) so that it would be easier for you to find the files for future assignments.

Required COURSE MATERIALS (Available at the University bookstore):
1. Textbook: YOOKOSO!: An Invitation to Contemporary Japanese   (3rd Edition)
2. The accompanying Workbook/Laboratory Manual.  (3rd Edition)
3. Audio CDs accompanying the above textbook and workbook are available at the following site:
    http://www.mhhe.com/yookoso3
Click on An Invitation to Contemporary Japanese.  (Keep looking at the left side menu to find the following.), then  "student Edition" (on the left side menu), then choose (Getting Started), then Laboratory Audio Program.  Choose the sections you want to listen.
 

   The audio files are also available, and you can make an audio CD at the Foreign Language Resource Center at Leutze Hall 253 or download the audio to iPod or MP3 players, memory sticks, hard drive, etc.
4. Print out the handouts. Click here to get to the site containing handouts to print them out and bring them to class: http://people.uncw.edu/kanoy/Lessons/JPN101/handouts/
5. Some assignments and practices are on the web. Go to: the JPN101 homepage, click on "Lessons" from the drop down menu on the top, or go directly to:  http://people.uncw.edu/kanoy/Lessons/JPN101/
6. Please check the "Announcement" on the JPN101 Homepage occasionally to see any change or new information.  
Homepage:   http://people.uncw.edu/kanoy/index_101_main.htm