1. You’re registered for an online class… Now what do you do?

2. Face to Face vs. Online Classes Advantages Flexibility No Commute Disadvantages Technology requirements Requires Basic Computing Skills Time Management

3. Tips for Success in an Online Class Get Oriented! http://www.virtualcollege.org/resource/orient.htm Time Management http://www.northseattle.edu/services/counseling/selfhelp.htm Study Skills https://northseattle.edu/counseling/academic-help Know where to get help now. Library https://library.northseattle.edu/ The Loft https://northseattle.edu/tutoring/loft-writing-center The Math Learning Center https://northseattle.edu/tutoring/math-learning-center Business and Accounting Tutoring Center https://northseattle.edu/tutoring/business-accounting-tutoring E-Tutoring https://northseattle.edu/tutoring/loft-writing-center/online-services North’s eLearning Support Center www.virtualcollege.org

4. Getting Started and Logging On www.virtualcollege.edu Registered Student Page Faculty Website, Publisher Software, Moodle, or ANGEL www.angel.northseattle.edu First day of the quarter Google Chrome, Safari, Internet Explorer, Firefox Logon Protocol Nine digit student ID number (987654321) First five letters of last name (Mitsu, Lee) System Check Box

5. Specific Information About Your Class Look for: Syllabus and Policies Class Calendar (List of Due Dates) Lecture Notes and Handouts Textbooks and Study Guides Discussion Groups or Chat Groups Read Carefully! Ask For help when you need it Classmates, Instructors, Tutors, North’s eLearning Support Center

6. Components of an Online Class Turning in Assignments Group Projects Online Quizzes and Tests Discussion Forms Netiquette

7. We’re here to help! North’s eLearning Support Center Library Building (LB 2237) (206) 934-3738 North.elearning@seattlecolleges.edu www.virtualcollege.edu