Spring 2021

Section 4318 of CS63.11A
Microsoft Access, Part 1 -- : Jan 20 - Mar 14 2021
Students should use the 2016 version of Access. Students with the 2019 version may also take this course. Contact the instructor, mstoner@santarosa.edu. Online assignments require the use of textbook. The above section has no regularly scheduled Zoom meetings. More details will be provided in the syllabus distributed by the instructor.

Section 4321 of CS63.11B
Microsoft Access, Part 2 -- : Mar 29 - May 21 2021
Students should use the 2016 version of Access. Students with the 2019 version may also take this course. Contact the instructor, mstoner@santarosa.edu. Online assignments require the use of textbook. The above section has no regularly scheduled Zoom meetings. More details will be provided in the syllabus distributed by the instructor.

Section 5392 of CS5
Computer Literacy -- : Jan 20 - May 21 2021
Online assignments require the use of textbook. Course is taught for MS Office 2016, 2019 or 2013. The above section has no regularly scheduled Zoom meetings. More details will be provided in the syllabus distributed by the instructor. Contact the instructor at mstoner@santarosa.edu.

Fall 2020

Section 1364 of CS5
Computer Literacy -- : Aug 17 - Dec 11 2020
After registering for this class, click on the section number to find any available online course material. For futher information, email mstoner@santarosa.edu. Online assignments require the use of textbook. Course is taught for MS Office 2019, 2016 or 2013; 2010 and Mac 2016 users can also enroll.

Section 1825 of CS5
Computer Literacy -- : Aug 17 - Dec 11 2020
After registering for this class, click on the section number to find any available online course material. For futher information, email mstoner@santarosa.edu. Online assignments require the use of textbook. Course is taught for MS Office 2019, 2016 or 2013; 2010 and Mac 2016 users can also enroll.

Online Office Hours: Mondays & Saturdays 9-11 am.

Master of Science Merchandising, University of Nebraska, 2017

Associate of Science, Library & Information Technology, Cuesta College, 2006

Master of Science Education, Online Learning & Teaching, CSU, 2004

My initial work experience in an academic setting was at the University of Washington in Seattle, my home town.

I earned another degree and worked in merchandising and product development for about 15 years, in both Washington and California.

On-the-job training experiences - good, bad & non-existent - created an interest in instructional materials and education. I began working and teaching at Santa Rosa Junior College.

My interest in online education led me to complete a Master of Science in Education-Online Learning & Teaching at CSU. In 2017 I completed a Master of Science in Merchandising.