AFTER you've Registered (Getting Started)

Getting Connected | Ordering Textbooks | Important Dates | Stay In Touch | Take our Survey!

New Students

GETTING CONNECTED

ORDERING TEXTBOOKS

Once you're enrolled and registered, let's go over options for acquiring your class textbooks.

Once you acquire your textbook information, you can also order textbooks online from other venues Order books online!

* Books may take 7 to 9 days to arrive, so order early!

IMPORTANT DATES!

Getting Started

Distance Learning courses do not always follow the same schedule as face-to-face (f2f) courses.  For example, WAOL courses have a completely different schedule from other Distance Learning courses. 

It is very important to keep in touch with your instructor, and view all course resources frequently to be sure of the timelines necessary to complete your class requirements (see Course Listings and select your

Instructor contact information can be found on each course page (via the Course List web page) ... click on the course item number to view the details posted for its class.

Here is a link to the signficant dates for Distance Learning courses: Important DL Dates

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STAY IN TOUCH

Always stay in touch with your instructor.  This is your responsibility!

FYI - If you've just registered online for DL classes. it is your responsibility to access your online classroom. Communication with your class and instructor begins with YOU.

To get in to your online class (check the quarterly calendar for class dates), go to Course Listings to click on your course - where you'll find instructor, class and contact information.

IMPORTANT - Keep your E-MAIL address current.

You need to keep a current email address on file with both campus records and your instructor(s).

To update/change/verify your email address, go to https://sccdweb.sccd.ctc.edu/seasou/stuaddr/waci203.html (you'll need your Student Identification Number [SID] and Personal Identification Number (PIN) to make any changes).

Also - it is very important to check your Junk/Spam folder for emails from your teacher and/or campus. It is not unusual for many of the major email applications to filter unfamiliar emails into your Junk/Spam folders when you're first receiving mail from previously unkown senders.

If you are having trouble, or need assistance or advice about your distance courses,
please contact us.

 

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Please Take Our SURVEY

Please take a moment to take our survey :)

Our brief online Distance Learning Survey is for statistical purposes only - information collected from our surveys is always anonymous, and what you tell us will be confidential.

It is designed to help us determine demographic information regarding Distance Learning students in order to better serve their needs.

Thank you for helping us improve the Distance Learning experience!

 

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Getting Connected | Ordering Textbooks | Important Dates | Stay In Touch | Take our Survey!