If you're looking for easy work, enroll to Mr. Cavalli's class. One ressearch paper in one semester, there's some surprise assessment most of the time, but if you study hard that won't be a problem at all. If you're looking for celebrity looking Prof. He's the guy! He looks like Kurt Rusell! Ciao!

The class was very intersting. We pretty much always stayed on topic but he would sometimes bring in pictures and tell stories of his experiences in different countries, which made it WAY more entertaining (it was a 2 1/2 hour class). Time went by pretty fast considering how long it was.

Really awesome class. He is a very knowledgable guy, and if u ask him a question on anything whatsoever, he will take time to explain it. I learned a lot from him. Even though it is a history class, he often ties the material with the modern world, which makes ancient stuff more interesting. if u wanna learn a lot and have fun, take his class.

he's a really good teacher who takes the time to help you with any difficulties you might encounter. a truely inspirational guy.

Joe Cavalli is a pretty rad teacher whose life experiences bring an awesome element to the classes that he teaches. I recommend taking classes from him 100%!

Great teacher - my favorite so far. Good sense of humor. Very clear what is expected. Tangents often but for fun/entertaining stories. Loved the class!

I really enjoyed this teacher!!

I really enjoyed his class, he is a exceptional teacher! And always helps you if you need it, he has a good sense of humor and it was interesting to hear about all his past experiences in different countries. very cool guy!

Best teacher at Clark College. Has a passion for history and it gives his students the same passion. If you have a chance to take a class from him do so. You will learn, and enjoy doing so.

Mr. C is the coolest teacher you'll ever have. He has a passion for history,and his travels make him a very credible historian. His understanding of the world, in a "common sense" kinda way, makes class funny and fun. He is definitely not your typical boring teacher.

Fantastic teacher! Will always help when it's needed in the greatest of detail. An overall good teacher and highly recommended for History credits. classes consist of 2 essays and 2-3 exams. Essays are leanient but topics are interesting and extensive. Exams are all about memorization, long and crueling, however hard to fail

Pretty much all lecture, his storys are interesting, and if u pay attention u will pass. Good teacher and cool guy

VERY educated! Will help you with anything you need, just ask. Fair grader and tried to make things interesting, even if they are not. A lot of lecture and chapter readings every night but the tests are easy if you listen and do the reading. Best teacher I have had and would recommend him to everyone.

Everything everyone else said times 10!!!!! He is awesome. Makes topic interesting because HE loves history sooo much. And yes, he is very hot.

He is amazing. He has knowledge about everything it seems like, not to mention a killer bod :). I would retake the class if I could get my parents to pay for it.

he's rather hot.. very good teacher does make topic interesting :)

I used to hate history before I took his class. I am going to take his classes for my electives. Super interesting, and by far my favorite class since I've entered college.

Great Teacher! really enjoyed this class! Joe made this class extremely interesting and was very helpful when it came to term paper! test were on reading material and atlas so if you read the assignments they were pretty easy. Totally recomend this class to anyone if your not interested in history you will be! If you are this class is bonus!

Great guy, looks like a model straight out of a 1950's style ad. Really knows his history! When I say he knows it, he knows EVERYTHING. Really nice and helpful as well. Take this class!

he is VERY nice! First three to four classes attendance is mandatory but after that it is not (just show up to get your study guide). He assigns reading and only has the stuff that we read on the tests. he calls all of his tests Finals but truth is, they are only chapter tests. i HIGHLY suggest taking him! Hes also very good looking and single ;)

Mr. Cavalli is an awesome teacher!! Do show up daily because he includes a lot of info in lecture and notes that are NOT in the book!! His lectures are very interesting, he really knows what he's talking about and wants you to wake up and be excited about history too. And he is by far the most gorgeous teacher at Clark ;-)

His lectures are informative and his using real life stories keeps thing interesting. He is fairly easy and fun.

Best teacher. I'm a history major so his class was extremely helpful. He didn't take crap and was a very serious guy, but he was still fun. He's had a lot of good experience from all his traveling in Europe, ect. It was fun to hear his stories and how they related to the lessons. I really want to take another class with him in the future.

Professor Cavalli is awesome! Per previous students, his study guides make his course work extremely easy. Anyone who complains about this course either, A- did not attend class, or B- did not read the material. He is very fair and will take the time to elaborate his personal opinion on the motives of the countries/rules he teaches about.

Cavalli is a great teacher! He has experience teaching in a Muslim country and has traveled extensively. This brings a uniquely qualified perspective to teach the material. Just show up,read the textbook and you'll be fine. He only requires one paper at the end of the quarter on any subject in History. It's an easy A if you put forth the effort!

Jospeh is a great teacher as long as you pay attention, he has once weekly quizzes over the current chapter that are easy. His Midterms and Finals are dificult without studying. There is once paper due at the end of the term that needs to have lots of work put into it. To succeed you need to listen to him as well as follow the powerpoints and book.

You can't get anymore straightforward than with Cavalli's classes. Lecture, book material, and weekly 5-6 question quiz. There is no homework, and everything you need to know he covers extensively in class, but is also in the text. The "hardest" parts: midterm, a 4-page paper, and final. Overall, a very good experience for me.

Great teacher, really knows how to make the class interesting by integrating his own experiences.

Joe was a very good teacher. He has travelled the world taught in other countries and has a true passion for history. He does his best to make it interesting, bringing in pictures and different items he has from all over. To pass the class all you need to do is read the book and study your notes. Hes also not bad to look at if you do get bored.

Professor Cavalli has taught and traveled all over the world & really makes global history come alive..he connects everything with current events. Fairly straightforward class- attend the lecture, do the reading, midterm & final + paper on a topic of your choosing. No small group discussions or big projects.

He was a great teacher and kept the lectures entertaining. The lectures are way to long, and so much information is crammed in all at once. He has assessments weekly, he doesn't give you a study guide for the midterms and exams. The textbook is long & boring, you have to read a chapter a week. Exams are pretty easy. good teacher, hard material.

Missed a few classes and easily managed to maintain a good grde. Always encouraging students to ask questions. Great character and bomb teacher.

I would recommend taking this class if you are interested in History. If not, you will fall asleep and stare at the clock the whole time (like me). Sitting through his class is painful and the criteria itself is difficult. Don't expect to get a good grade.

He's a tough grader but if you participate he'll respect you more therefore be a little easier on you. If you mess around he will call you out on it.

One of my favorite Professors ever. Sparked an interest in history that I did not have before. If you are interested in learning more about history, take this class. Stories and anecdotes galore.

You have one 10 point assessment per week, one paper that is considered as part of your final at the end of the quarter, and his lectures last the entire class. Cavalli is a very funny teacher who tries his best to make history come alive. He also enjoys getting the class involved in debates over current world issues. Great teacher!

This was the best teacher I've EVER had, the grading and study guide was very easy to follow, and he honestly inspired me to learn more about history. (jk)

Very passionate. He explains everything really well and makes everyone participate, we all got engaged in the subject, awesome teacher!!!

You have 3 assignments due on Friday, so make sure you come to class on Fridays. There is a thesis essay that he gives you the whole quarter to work on. He lectures straight out of the book so it gets kind of boring. If you are super passionate about ancient history you will pass.

Mr. Cavalli is a pretty cool teacher. He's funny and he cares a lot about his teachings. If you take the hybrid class for World Studies you don't have to come to class everyday because most of the things are online (weekly: quizzes, discussions, document analyses) . Make sure you study for the midterm and final. There is also a 6-8 page essay.

Professor Cavalli is a really good teacher. He knows what he is teaching and his criteria is easy to understand. He is funny at times. Attendance isn't mandatory but there are discussions on Fridays and he takes attendance to give credit. There is one essay that you do during the quarter. Each Friday there is a discussion. Really liked the class.

Cavalli is a great professor. Although the lectures are straight out of the book, they are interesting. He can be pretty funny at times. There are class discussions every Friday. Quiz and Document Analysis due every Sunday. The final paper is pretty difficult if you do it too last minute, so make sure you don't procrastinate.

The work load can be a bit overwhelming between the weekly doc analysis, discussion posts, chapter and map quizzes. Just keep up. The mid-term and final were crazy long and there was a historical thesis due right before the final exam, but you have all term to work on it. He provides feedback and help when requested, which I found very useful.

Only really had one problem with this class. Which was the final project. The final is an oral history project, and the main issue I had was that you had to interview someone who lived durring a big historical moment, but with the examples he provided and instructions he gave shows that he has been using the same ones for YEARS.

This online class was super easy, mostly just an Inquizitive quiz every week, which you can google and find on quizlet, plus a couple short discussions. Beware of: interview essay due at the end of the course- 7 pages long, turned in with a 30-minute recording of an interview you did of someone. It's unrelated to coursework, so do it ahead of time.

Great professor! I would definitely take him again.

He is one of my favorites, his lectures and discussions are always a blast. His reading kicked me in the butt, however he is totally willing to work with you. I will be trying to take his other classes for sure. One of my favorite professors I have had.

Canvas is organized very nicely. You have all the instructions you need for the entire quarter on day 1. It is the same 3 assignments with different topics, every 1 or 2 weeks. Theyre easy. Got a few points off the first few times, but he commented what I did wrong and then got 100 on everything (Im an average student)Replies right away to emails.

Worst thing about this class were the inquisitive online quizzes due every week, but after a couple you figure it out. Every class is a lecture & you should at least skim the book. Good at lecturing, includes good examples and funny quotes. Easy to reach outside of class, not a very tough grader, very willing to help you. Class discussions are fun.

I'm taking Cavalli's online class and he's my favorite teacher. His canvas is well-organized and his class is fairly easy. He has weekly discussions where you read a short article and respond to it. Inquisitive is also weekly. Just pay attention to due dates. The only difficulty was the midterm essays. You have 2 hours to write 3 300 word essays.

I never liked history until Cavalli. His lectures can feel monotonous, but he's a really funny prof and I came to genuinely enjoy his class. He doesn't give much feedback and some of the work is difficult to get an A on. You technically don't have to go to class everyday (except Fridays) but you probably won't get a good grade if you skip a lot.

(Taken online) Prof. Cavalli is a solid choice. There was structure, but confusion about due-dates. Fair-grader. The workload was moderate, but sometimes discussions were tedious. He might come across as rigid, but he's pretty funny/relaxed. Posted weekly video announcements. But he never clarified anything about the thesis essay. Textbook reliant.

In my experience this class was hard at first, reading from a textbook is your main teacher for this course. But after a couple weeks you will likely revert to quizlet to find answers for weekly tests. This class is super easy if you use quizlet for everything. Reading the textbook will be a headache as you won't know what to memorize/skim.

It's more InQuizatives and the answers are easily found if you read the chapter in the textbook. There's discussions about websites and they're simple, but be sure to reply to your classmates because it is a large portion of the grade (Which is why I have a B, I forgot to a lot) But he posts video announcements that are easy to follow and short.

This teacher was one of the best that I've had so far. He is very nice and is super helpful. He's a fair grader, and as long as you stay on time with the inquisitive and weekly discussions, you'll be fine. He also has 2 document analyses and a thesis essay (which he gives you an exact prompt on how to do them) and a final exam (25% of grade).

He is a good professor there are weekly inquizitives but all the answers are found on quizlet and there is always a weekly discussion that can be interesting and really not that hard the only difficult part is the midterms and finals but not too bad. I got away with not buying the textbook but you probably should to access the inquizitives

Very approachable guy who doesn't know he makes bad dad jokes, quite hilarious. The class itself is very straight forward, yes you have to read but if you understand that learning takes time, you will be totally fine. He's the type of teacher that wants you to speak up even if it's wrong so he can teach you and not just talk to a wall.

Good guy

pretty good guy. Sometimes he got carried away with talking about off topic things but most of the time they were at least interesting.

Cavalli has been the best professor ive ever had. The dude knows everything, and the tests answers are discussed in the lectures.

Professor Cavalli is awesome! Best teacher, my fun class!! Discussions: two responses each week + minimum word Instructions: ALL IN SYLLABUS Pretty chill grading, encouraging Loves to do video lecture announcements IMPORTANT Lenient in discussions, gives 100 if close Turn things ON TIME (than LATE -50%) + cite he is a stickler for bibliography

Cavalli seems to review poorly in his online classes, but I found him excellent in person. Lectures are good but full of side-tangents, so you may need to read the textbook. He was an easy grader for essays, and his final was fair enough if you studied. Hw was easy and you must show up every discussion day, but full credit isn't hard to get.

I had him in person and it was a different experience than some of the online class reviews I've seen. He had interesting lectures, and was easy to talk to outside of class if you needed help on anything. The final really wasn't that hard and it was fair if you paid attention and read through it thoroughly.