Good teacher. A bit hard cuz it was only eight weeks but for 8 weeks, we covered alot of stuff! he knows what he's talking about and doesn't make you feel stupid. Knows what it's like to be a college student who can sometimes struggle with the material. He's understanding and very nice and easy to talk to. He's accomodating to student's needs.

Do not take this class. Not only does every class run very long and everything said completely uninteresting, you will not get an A or a B easily. Would not reccommend this class to anyone.

Great prof (though hard). Guy clearly knows his history, and he's very passionate about his teaching. I appreciate a professor who loves what he teaches. I was overwhelmed at first, but when all was said and done, I found I learned a lot! It also helped that he was both funny and approachable.

It was a hard class because it was only 6 weeks and there was so much information. I would have done better if there was more time. His tests are based on his lectures and there is very little reading required. He is a good teacher, but it is a hard class.

Good, interesting lecturer. Very hard to get in A. I have taken two other history classes, and gotten A's easily. There are only a couple tests and one paper, so by the time you realize he's a hard grader, you're cooked.

He was fun. the class was hard because it was only 6 weeks but he was super nice. i regret not studing more, if i did i would have gotten an A. i got a B, but if you study your nots before the Test and write a good paper you should do well. i recomend him if you plan on being a history major and want to learn something. hes like a reall life his.Tv

He's a really nice guy, very helpful. He grades really harshly and even if you study the tests are pretty hard. he usually curves a lot at the end of the semester and he looks at your attedence so make sure you go. Participation is important too.

Prof. Seaman is a dedicated professional who takes his work seriously. The lecture material is interesting and fast paced. If you are interested in History or just need the course for transfer, he is recommended. His grading is fair and likes to engage the students in class. Highly recommnded!

Excellent, excellent teacher and a good guy. Very highly recommended for his enthusiasm concerning the subject matter, enthusiasm which is palpable and probably sometimes overwhelming to students who don't like history. To students who do like history, however, Seaman is top-notch. One of the best at Saddleback.

Really good guy and loves his subject. I took his history 4 class, and I am enrolled for history of asia class class. If you like history you won't go wrong with him.

He is a good teacher but his test are somthing else. dont ever miss a class i missed 2 and i honestly belive thats why i got a C and he grades the essay very hard to.Hard but good teacher

My fav proffesor at saddleback. Very fast paced but a great teacher. I would only reccomend him to people who are serious about studying history. Good attendance and decent note-taking and you should pass easily. He typically has 1 midterm and then a final with a good study guide for each. Final is NOT cumulative. No homework and low reading.

Extremely passionate teacher, his passion will make you smile, fast talker, so buy a tape recorder. He's truly an amazing teacher, he encourages questions and ideas. 1 midterm, 1 final (the final isn't cumulative); 3 papers you have to write from the readings in the book but they are very easy. Don't miss a day of class. I highly recommend him!!!!

test are so hard. he will give you a sheet of about 100 things. you will need to know them all somehow he puts them all into a 50 question test. dont ever miss class

Probably one of the most passionate teachers I've had in my entire life. He does talk really fast, but the fact is that it's extremely interesting. I'm taking this class and every day I write 3 pages of notes front and back, but I love the class because of how much I'm getting out of it. This class is only for those who want a real education.

Seaman's the best prof at Saddleback hands-down. I've had him for 3 classes, and I've learned a lot each class. He's not hard, either. Show up, listen, take notes, bam, you get an A. Those complaining about his exams I bet are not studying. He gives you study guides, man, every exam! Gotta love his enthusiasm for learning in general.

Seaman rocks. Yes, he talks fast, but he gives you time to keep up. Go to class! You do, you can get an easy A. He tests RIGHT out of lectures. I go to UCSD, but took two of his summer classes for units. He's better than most all the profs I've had there. He's funny as hell, too.

Go to class, take notes, study them before the exams, BAM, you get an A. Easy-peasy. Seaman's a gem, a nice guy who's smarter than freaking anyone I've ever met...but he doesn't know it...which is too cool. I'd take any class he teaches, but I'm transferring out.

GREATEST teacher... i havent learned so much in my life from one guy. He is like a genius but doesnt show it unless he gets talkn real fast. He's been like all over the world so can relate on everything he talks about. He loves food... Take alot of notes but most the time its interesting. Test arnt bad, strait off study guid. Amazing Class

super nice guy but the class itself is extremely difficult. The assignments are really tricky and his tests are even trickier. He can be a harsh grader too. however he is a really understanding person and he definitely knows what hes talking about.

Good teacher

AMAZING prof. Purely lecture notes and tests straight from notes. Never met anyone with so much knowledge. love listening to his lectures. DEFINITELY helps to have study buddies in case you didn't hear part of lecture. usually lets out a little early w/lots of breaks but goes quick. show up-easy A. I didn't have interest in history till this class.

seaman rocks, i've taken 3 of his classes and got Bs and Cs by pretty much just showing up and listening, his tests are !@#$ hard, but his classes are kick-ass fun and knowledge-full and he's cool and laidback, best prof at Saddleback

INCREDIBLE teacher!! I hated history before his class but he made everything so understandable and interesting. He loves what he does and wants you to do well. Study hard for the tests, attend all classes, and take good notes ( I got an A and rarely read textbook). Just stay on top of things and you'll be fine.

Seaman is a freaking amazing history professor and perhaps one of the chillest professors in general at Saddleback. His lectures are delivered enthusiastically and even those not interested in history can really enjoy his class. As a history major myself, I took a lot away from his class. Paper, midterm, and a final constitute your final grade.

i hated history prior to his class, now i don't... he's a really good teacher.

seaman's smart as hell, but so nice and approachable and funny, you don't feel intimidated by all he expects you to learn...best prof at saddleback

i'll take any class seaman teaches...i could care less about history, but he's nice, smart, and his lectures are captivating...i walk away from every lecture feeling like i've learned a lot...can't say that about most profs at saddleback

Though he tries to hide it and stay neutral, it's pretty clear Seaman's a radical/liberal/socialist of some kind. But he's cool, and he's open to all kinds of discussion, and every one of his lectures are fun to listen to. I say take whatever he offers. More I think about, I don't think I learned more in any class I've taken than in his.

AMAZING! By far my favorite professor. Even if you don't have an interest in history (like me) he makes it feel like you are there experiencing it. His lectures fly by and leave you wanting more. I would take this class over and over again just to be able to listen to him talk so vividly about history.

awesome professor.very liberal.he makes you work for the grade but also gives you some extra credit and really curved the final. i got a b on the paper, failed the first test, then failed the second test, but showed up every day cause he counts attendance and asked questions,and ended up with a b.hes really fun and nice.learned alot.i recommend him

Every one of Seaman's lectures makes it clear he loves what he does for a living.You don't see that a lot these days.Take his classes, his energy's infectious.

He makes me interested to learn because he has so much fervor for history. Not your typical monotone boring lecture. Usually lets us out a little early to avoid traffic which is great! 1 paper, 2 exams. Very fair. I would definitely take him again! One of my favorite teachers at Saddleback.

awesome guy, clearly loves what he does. Realy just wants you to learn. Easy grader if you follow directions

Professor Seaman is perhaps one of the best professors I've had while at Saddleback. He is wonderful even if you're not a history major. Your grade is based on a midterm, paper, and a final. Attending the lectures is vital to passing the class. I've taken three classes from Seaman and he never fails to wow me!

seaman rocks, the bad comment a couple comments ago i noticed when we had midterms...piece of cake since seaman gives you a study guide, but students still bomb it duh...he's a great guy and a great prof, i recommend any of his classes

Very nice, cool guy. i will definitely take him again.

Mr. Seaman is a sweethart, you can see how much he loves his baby daughter the way he talks about her. His classes reflect his kindness, you try hard and you get an A. He's by the book and his classes arent easy, but he gives you tons of room to do well. I highly recommend him.

wtf is Prof. Seaman doing at saddleback? dude belongs at UCLA or Stanford or something. he's the smartest person I think I've ever met, but he's totally cool and doesn't make you feel dumb. he's funny, too, take any class he teaches, you'll like it

He's a GREAT lecturer. Be prepared to take LOTS of notes if you wanna do well in this class. He makes it really interesting though and he's very understanding--you can easily get at least a B if you show up to class and make an effort :) A paper and 2 exams make up your final grade

Seaman kicks ass!! He's smart as hell, but not an arrogant ass, he's sweet, he's easy-going, and he does the impossible: he makes history interesting!!!! ;) I'm taking my second class from him now (just started), and it tests the same way: midterm and final with a paper. My advice: show up and listen and you'll do well.

midterm, final, and paper, that's it...take notes, listen, discuss, easy A...take anything seaman teaches, he's totally cool and smart and nice

Two exams, one paper, he gives out study guides so the exams aren't that bad if you study. He does talk fast, but it's not that hard to keep up. He has a wicked sense of humor and is very helpful before and after class.

There are only 3 chances for a grade-midterm, paper and final, so if you do poorly on one it will effect the entire class. Highly recommend a laptop and recording lectures, he talks really fast. Passionate about subject. He has a powerpoint with key terms, but no lecture outline or notes to go with it. no attendance after 3rd week. 1 hour lecture.

He is amazing! So nice and actually makes class fun! I'm currently taking him and he manages to make a 4 hour summer class interesting...1 midterm, 1 paper and a final makes up your great. He really loves history and is so funny! Take him!!

LOVED him! made the class interesting and I loved this class! The paper was a little difficult, dont procrastinate like I did. do the extra credit! highly recommend.

Awesome prof! Took both his 3 hr Hist 4 and 5 class. He is very lively & pretty funny. You can tell he is so passionate about what he teaches. Kept the class pretty interesting. Talks kind of fast & doesn't write much on the board but it made me pay attention and write good notes. Midterm, final and one 6-8 pg paper. Overall great class

I dont know what's the deal with the last guy, I love professor Seaman.I've taken 3 of his classes (all:midterm, final, paper), and he's nice and he TOTALLY cares about his students, you can see it in any of his lectures.... the previous guy must've failed his easy class LOL

interesting guy, smart, makes history fun, just one paper midterm and final, easy if you take good notes, i'll be taking his classes again in the spring

I've taken 3 classes with him and he's amazing. Yes he talks fast, just take a tape recorder. But he's extremely passionate and loves what he does. 1 final and midterm. 1-3 papers, depending on the class. 3 small papers or 1 larger paper. He's very helpful, tests are straightforward. He values learning more than grades.

I came into this class having absolutely no interest in history...it was a required class. However, to my surprise I really enjoy the class. Professor Seaman is an astounding professor. He has the ability to bring life to a topic that can be very boring.His exams are straight from his lecture, don't miss class.It an easy A if you study review sheet

Very exciting to watch and learn from. You will get excited to attend his class because he is so interesting and funny. Great guy

Lectures are honestly the most interesting I have ever heard regarding world history. With that said he needs to seriously relax on grading too harshly and with careful consideration. Especially when their are only 3 chances you get to show your work. I'm dissapointed I did so poorly in his class when I actually did learn all the material covered.

U can tell grades just came out, geez, sore losers. I got a C in his History5 and I totally should have failed. He's the most easy-going, interesting prof I've had in 2 years at Saddleback. Don't listen to the sore losers who can't even get a C lolz

He is one of my favorite professors at Saddleback. Loves teaching and is very passionate. There was one essay then the final and midterm. I got an A

You will STRUGLE, but you will learn a lot.

Very intelligent professor. Has a real passion for history, makes it very interesting and entertaining to listen and learn. Tests are difficult, paper is okay. J. Seaman one of those professors who make you really think about stuff

His notes are the basis for tests even though theres only 2. the textbook is not really necessary but there is a primary sources book that is used for the 5-8 page paper

Prof. Seaman is my favorite prof. at Saddleback. I've taken 3 of his classes, and none are easy, but I still got 1 A and 2 Bs. He's super nice very friendly and easy to talk to. Hes always upbeat and happy (he's never mean to students even ones how deserve it!), and his lectures are always interesting.

Professor Seaman is one of the most gifted and insightful professors I have ever had. I loved his class and have great affection for my memories of it. However, I would only recommend him for serious students, not for those who are just passing through the motions or are disinterested in history. If you are serious, he will make the best of you.

His video lectures were very interesting. I struggled every week on the quizzes, I just couldn't figure out what he wanted. I did learn a lot though!

Probably the hardest class I've taken thus far at Saddleback. Professor Seaman is a very gifted professor. He is SUPER passionate about history and his lectures are very interesting. You will learn ALOT, but it won't be easy! I would say if you're a History major, taking his classes is a must. If you are just looking for an easy A, look elsewhere.

I've never taken an online course but Seaman's was surprisingly interesting, fun, and very educational. His recorded lectures are great! I highly recommend him. Also, I love how he cracks down on cheaters. So many try to cheat online, and Seaman brings down the hammer on them! Love it! Don't take his class if you cheat!

This is a hard course. You will learn a lot. You need the 'reader' book, not the actual textbook. I took the summer class and it was two lectures per week, discussion board, and a weekly quiz (it's hard and answers are not found online). He is a good teacher, he talks fast on his lectures but you can always pause them. 10 hrs a week for the course.

Amazing professor, passionate about his craft, he goes off on random fun things for just enough to keep them fun, his teaching style is for the minimalist: he just teaches and teacher, no power point, then you are tested, a true college professor. Take notes or you will fail, took him twice and would take him 100 more times if i could.

He is a little though in grading. But overall I enjoyed this course.

This is my second online course with Mr. Seaman. His lectures and presentations are great, his readings are short, and his discussion questions are interesting. If you have the discipline to take a course from home, I highly recommend Mr. Seaman.

This guy is a very verbose speaker. He teaches like a teacher at a uni in a giant lecture hall. Super funny guy who has great taste in his jokes, and makes the history interesting if you are into that kind of stuff. You will die if you are just doing this the general ed, two tests and a paper allows no room to mess up. Highly recommended.

Mr. Seaman's was the first online class I've ever taken. His recorded lectures and presentations are great. Not nearly as dull as I expected in a history class! He tests mostly out of lecture it seems, FYI. I'm going to take him again. I learned a lot!

My first online class. The syllabus was crystal clear on how to do well. I did my weekly readings and posts, and got an A with only a little studying. I'm going to take another of his classes next semester. People think it;s online, so the class should be a videogame, but it really felt like a normal college class. I like that.

I respect Professor Seaman. He is a fair grader when it come to the term paper. The class (online) is comprised of DB posts, weekly quizzes, a multiple choice two-part final, and a term paper. Take notes - focus on the LECTURE. Class covers a lot of material (with no time to really dive in) and no insight given as to what to focus on for tests...

Hist 74 was my first online class. I really liked Prof. Seaman's lectures, presentations, and weekly discussion questions. It wasn't easy, but it wasn't really hard. There were short weekly quizzes, 2 posts a week, and 1 paper. I'm taking his HIST 75 this Spring.

Seaman's history class was my first online class. I liked it. It wasn't easy, but I learned a lot, still got a B (I think I earned a C.) His lectures are really good, and you can pause, rewind, listen again to them since they're mp3s. Very cool. It seems he tests heavy out of lecture btw.

Loved listening to his lectures they were surprisingly interesting. Follow the rules on the syllabus and get an easy B, study the lectures and presentations and get an easy A.

Seaman's History 4 online was my first online class. It was great. I could do all my classwork in my PJs at night after the kid went to bed. His lectures are actually interesting and he's an easy grader and he doesn't make you read much. What more could you want? Looking forward to take more of his classes.

Seaman's was my first online class. I liked it. I was able to do my work at my own pace each week. He was nice when I emailed him questions, and his lectures were always interesting. His lectures are key, FYI.

This guy Holy cow, so fun, so exciting! I remember when I thought history was boring, then James Seaman existed. The guy's a genius, seeing connections so few history profs can. He can make history feel thrilling and exciting, sometimes hilarious, sometimes depressing. Taking his tests and writing papers were easy because you wanted to listen

I took Seaman's History 4 in the spring and loved it. It was my first online class so maybe they're all like this? But his recorded lectures are key, focus on them, which is cool, because they are fun. He responds to email questions quickly, too. I didn't work to hard and got a B. Think he was generous with his curve.

I honestly have no idea why some people do not like him. I absolutely enjoyed his lectures and his class. His lectures are so detailed and you can tell he put a lot of work into the online class. Some online teachers do not do that. He does make you work hard but this is college not high school. Best History teacher I have had and I hate history.

This was my first online class and I got to say it wasn't easy but if you try hard enough and get things done, you'll get an A. He conveys the material very well and sometimes doesn't grade that hard. His quizzes were quite difficult but if you study the lectures thoroughly, you'll pass. Overall, a great history teacher.

Seaman's was my first online class, and I loved it. His lectures are amazing to listen to. They're short, but packed with interesting info, so listen to them twice! He seems to test heavily out of them. I'll be taking a class of his again in the Spring.

Pretty good class. He posts recorded lectures and assigns other reading and videos to watch. The lecture is what is primarly tested on. Weekly quizzes and discussion boards. One paper due at the end of the semester. The quizzes can be difficult, just use all resources available and you will be successful.

Seaman's class was my first online course. It was surprisingly fun, and not too hard if you listen closely to the lectures. Standards mc quizzes, one paper, final is mc. Really interesting lectures, and he seems likes a nice and damn smart dude.

Take anything this guy teaches. He never said so, but I bet he worked for the CIA or FBI or NSA or something. It turns out he's got some unsual skill sets, and done unusual traveling. He NEVER talks about himself, and sticks to his syllabus, but in the General forum, try and chat him up. I swear, he's the DosEquis Most Interesting Man lol. He rock

The lectures/ book were interesting, critical free thinking is encouraged, & Christian coverage is not accurate. The weekly discussion questions are engaging. Print screen during timed quizzes (aren't returned), type all notes to search during quiz/tests, have the teacher review your research paper, work ridiculously hard and get a B, learn a lot

I've taken 3 online classes from Prof. Seaman now, and they've all been great. They're in the same format: lectures, videos, discussions, quizzes, and one paper. All clearly described in syllabys. You just have to do them (and on time, he doesn't take late work). Looking forward to taking another class from him someday.

Professor Seaman is honestly on of the best professors you could have. I'm currently taking his Ancient World History (4) and all of his classes are outlined the same. You have to pay attention to his lectures to do good in the class and his lecture are a maximum of 30 mins. It was an easy A and I got to learn a lot about my own culture. Awesome.

Great class. Two discussion posts a week with responses to each. Quizzes every week that are mainly from lecture and a little from the textbook. These quizzes are very short. He grades things pretty tough, so be ready to work hard for your grade. Fun lectures. Interesting material.

Weekly quizzes and discussion based off his really interesting recording lectures. One paper based off of primary source readings online. I learned a lot, and received a B when I only scored a 77%. Do the one extra credit assignment!

His was my first college class online, and I loved it. I just followed his syllabus, which is very detailed. His lectures are clear and interesting (and short!). His quizzes are mostly out of lecture btw!

Took his class online over summer Definitely a solid choice. Answers any questions you have about his rubric and grading system in a prompt manner, and hes very kind, too! I asked lots of questions and he never made me feel stupid about it

This was my first online class at Saddleback and I really liked it. The lectures were interesting the tests weren't too tough (mostly out of lecture, I think, not much out of textbook) and the paper topic was interesting and not to hard. I recommend Mr. Seaman's classes.

Interesting recorded lectures. Text chapters were long with a lot of repeat from the lectures. Assignments and grading was fair. If you take this class online remember that participation on the discussion boards is important. Feedback was often cut and pasted but I followed the very clear syllabus and did well in the class.

I talked it over with my friends. It seems Seaman grades weekly work pretty hard, but then gives out generous grades at the end of class. I got a 77% but Seaman gave me a B. My friend got a 65% (I know, real Einstein) but got a C. I liked his lectures.

Weekly discussions and times quizzes, though answers can be found online. Only tough part is he actually grades discussions unlike some other online teachers, as well as you have one big essay you have to write, but if you stay on top of it it's super easy.

Seaman's was my first online class, and I loved it. He gives you all week to do just a little bit of readings, lecture listening, videos, then quiz and discussion. I really liked listening to his lectures. I'd take him again.

I've never liked history before, but Mr. Seaman's lectures were actually pretty cool. He tests heavily out of lecture it seems, but the textbook was free, and you don't have to read a lot each week. I'll prob take his HIST 5 class now, too.

Great prof with clear expectations and criteria for how to do well in the class. Would definitely take him again, as I learned a lot and didn't feel like the workload was excessive in any way.

Free textbooks and pretty cool lectures. I dont like history, but Seaman seems cool and knows a lot. I actually learned alot and will take his HIST5 class when I can.

This was my first on-line class. I liked it. It wasn't easy, but Prof Seaman was clear in what he wanted from us. Liked his lectures, and learned a lot, but you have to put in the work. WIll take his HIST 5 class next.

Prof. Seaman's class was my first online class, and I liked it. It wasnt too hard, but he's cool and clearly smart and i actually liked listening to his lectures. Theyre short, too. I'll take his HIST05 next.

His class wasn't hard but it wasn't easy either. I got a B and felt like I got what I deserved. I didn't work too hard, but liked listening to the lectures. I'll take him again if I need his class.

I took Prof. Seaman's HIST 5 accelearted class over the summer and enjoyed it. It was a lot of work, but I feel I learned alot and Seaman seems like a good guy. I'm taking his US class right now and liking it too. Not easy, but still kinda fun.

This is the first online class I took, and really liked it. Seaman's lectures were good, not boring, and short. He tests mostly out of lecture it seems. I'll take him again. Grades though on papers though.

Class is not a cakewalk. But he makes it clear very quickly what is expected. Quizzes are relatively easy. If you read the material you get the quiz. Discussions were far harder but still, if you put the time in you will get an A grade. He lets you know exactly what you need to do to succeed. Answers questions rapidly if asked via email.

Seaman's was my first online class. His clear goals were appreciated. Wasn't hard, but wasn't easy. Actually liked listening to his mp3 lectures. I'll take him again someday.

Lectures are audio with minimal slides instead of a video, but he has a great tone of voice. Discussion boards are 1 initial post and 1 reply, and quizzes are 5 questions every week. Term paper is a large part of your grade, and you are given a few weeks to write it. Professor usually responds within 24 hours to emails. Definitely recommend.

I really liked how Professor Seaman structured his class. I believe that you needed to do a discussion board every week and a quiz. In addition to those weekly assignments, there were a couple of fairly straightforward tests and a research paper. As long as you do the work and stay diligent, you will succeed.

His lectures are easy to follow, and the quizzes are short and straightforward. The class isn't hard if you read and pay attention. My only issue was that his grading criteria for the discussion posts and essay are a bit vague. Prompts and broad suggestions were included, but you're on your own after that. Overall a decent class. I'd take him again

Not a heavy workload. Discussion questions were not hard but he is a VERY tough grader. I am a good writer and never once got a 5/5 on the discussion questions, only a 4.9, because the questions make it hard to respond to fellow students. The paper topics are vague but doable. Very vague extra credit assignment was available on the last week.

I took HIST5 from Seaman this summer, and it was my first online class. I'm a bit surprised how much I liked it. I aslo thought I'd get a B, but I got an A, so there's that. His lectures are actually not bad to listen to, he clearly enjoys history and it's kinda contagious. He does grade tough, as others have said here, but not TOOOOO tough.

The class I took was asynchronous and followed an easy to follow structure. Every week you would listen to a lecture, answer discussion questions and complete a quiz. The professor is passionate about the subject and is clear with expectations but most importantly, he teaches history as objective as possible. Great class, would recommend for anyone

just found out about this site, Seaman's history 5 class was cool, not easy but I got a B and didn't work to hard

I took this course over the summer online and was amazed at how well it went. Basically formatted as follows each week: 2 lectures, a few corresponding videos, discussion post (write answers to 2 lecture specific questions, than respond to 2 classmates), weekly quiz. That's it, every week! Towards the latter half of the course there is ONE paper.

I took world history from Seaman last year and just took US history from him this past semester. I like his teaching style. Very straight forward, no surprises, clear expectations. I got Bs in both classes by just doing the work. FYI his tests are lecture centered. I'll take him again this summer if he teaches a class I need.

i put in the bare minimum and got a B wasn't that hard, seaman tests heavily out of lecture btw, seems like a good guy when I had to email him a few times, will take another class from him

Prof. Seaman is a great professor. His class is reading intensive but the lectures are excellent quality, the format and structure are easy to follow, and his feedback is clear and generally very quick. He also seems like a nice guy. James Seaman is definitely one of the better professors I've had and I highly recommend his classes.

It was an online class so it's hard to tell, but Seaman seems like a good guy. Few emails I had with him were cool. His class wasn't hard I got a B doing the bare minimum. But you do have to do the work, discussions, quizzes and 1 paper.

His US history class was my first online class at Saddleback. It wasn't hard and I feel I learned a lot. Def focus studying on the lectures. Quizzes are mostly from the audio lectures. I'll take him again when I can.

Seaman's history 16 was my first online class. It wasn't easy but it wasn't hard. Listen to lectures, do discussion question, take quiz each week. One paper and final exam. It was online but he seems nice in emails with him. I got a B and didn't work to hard for it.

Seaman's US History class was my first online class. Wasnt as hard as I thought it would be. Just dont fall behind he doesn't like late work. Most of quizz questions seem to be from lecture fyi. Seems like good guy from few emails with him. Will take again.

i took his US history class, wasn't too hard, lots of posting in boards, but quizzes were easy and right from his short audio lectures.i'll take another class from him again in spring

i hate history but seamans class was pretty chill, i got a b and didnt put too much hours into it, weekly lectures videos easy little quizzes and discussion. very hard to get perfeft discusison grade but easy to still get a's in them, seems he only shaves off small points for problems.i'll take a class from him again for transfer credits

Seaman's US History class was my first online course. It wasn't too difficult - focus on the lectures and you'll do well. unstuck ai was a great study tool to supplement the material. Overall, a solid class option.

His world civ class was my first college history class and ngl i kinda liked it.I thought it would be boring and tough but it was kinda cool and i got an A without working too hard. the quizzes are mostly from lecture to don't skip em but theyre prety ez. the lectures kinda felt like coool podcasts so ill probably take him again

seaman's US history was my first online class. i liked it it wasnt too hard but wasnt too easy either. i got an A even though i only got an 87% in the class which is cool. quizzes are right out of his audio lectures fyi.

I've taken 3 of his online classes now and liked them all. They're all structured the same: lecture, video, discussion, quiz. Week by week. I like that you can take all week to do the work. He'll catch you if you use AI though but he was cool about it and let me redo the work without a penalty.

seaman's history 5 was my first online class, and I got an A without working too hard. seems like a pretty cool guy in my few emails with him.quizzes are right out of lecture fyi. i'll be taking his US history class later this semester

Took history 4 with Seaman my first online class ever. Was pretty cool. You have all week to do the pretty light work. Listen to lectures it's all there. Prof seems like good person in coupleemails I had with him. Will take him again.

I took Seaman's history 17 US class. My first online class. He made clear what was expected of us in the syllabus. Not hard just discussion quizzes and paper. Got most of my work done early in the week each week. Didn't study at all and got a B. I'll take him again, seems nice.

taken two classes from Seaman and liked them both. didn't work that hard and got b's in both will take him again. audio lectures not that long and actually pretty cool

This was my second time taking a class with this professor, and all I would say is definitely write more than you think you should and go into a lot of depth/detail on all discussions. Worth it if you are a history major, lectures are really interesting