🗺Campus Chronicles🗺

Instructions⬇

This activity will help you get more familiar with the spaces you can check out on campus. The interactive map will give you an opportunity to virtually explore before you visit a space on campus and report back here in the discussion board below!

Step one: Virtual exploration

A cartoon otter holding a magnifying glass.

Use the various buttons on the map below to learn about the different buildings, locations, and services at South Seattle College.

We recommend making the map full screen using the icon in the lower right corner.

View the map in a new tab for better accessibility.

Step two: Go forth!

Find some time to wander the campus and explore in person! Some suggestions to guide your journey:

Look for a nice spot you can go to for quiet study time.
Visit a student service office that you think will be useful for you (tutoring, counseling, etc.).
Find a relaxing place to go for some fresh air.
Grab a snack or beverage from the café.
Scope out where your instructors' offices are located.

Step three: Chronicle your findings

In the discussion board below, share with your peers how your explorations went! Remember, you're all part of this campus community, and we learn best about the space we occupy through sharing out.

Did you see anything cool? Surprising (good or bad)? Care to share any pictures you might have taken? Have any suggestions for your peers of what they should check out or do on campus? Let us know! Be sure to also check out what your peers are sharing, and feel free to reply.

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(To close this pop up, use the exit button at the top.)

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Find this and more by searching in the Canvas Commons for "SSC Module Zero"