Distance Learning (eLearning)

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Welcome to Distance Learning! 

The Distance Learning staff provides support for faculty that utilize tools and strategies for learning online.  Coconino Community College offers a variety of courses online and through Zoom to support student learning. Distance Learning supports online teaching and learning tools to help deliver online classes and to enhance in-person classes. With the Canvas Learning Management System (LMS), CCC students and teachers can interact and share course content in a dynamic and user-friendly learning environment.  CCC uses Zoom to broadcast in-person classes to remote destinations including Page and the Grand Canyon.

If you are a current or prospective student and have questions about online programs and options, contact the CCC Advising Department.

Students

Questions to consider before taking an online class

• Do you have a computer at home?
• Do you have reliable internet access?
• Do you know your Comet ID and your password?
• Can you open a variety of files on your computer that would likely be used in your class?
• Are you self-disciplined and motivated?
• Do you have enough time to commit to your course?

Tips for Success

• Schedule a weekly time slot for your online class.
• Login early, study the syllabus and explore the class structure and materials.
• Review the materials and complete assignments EARLY.
• Communicate effectively with your instructor.
• Stay current!
• Get help when you need it.
• Print the course calendar and syllabus

How do I learn how to use Canvas

•   Ultimate Guide to Distance Learning
•  Canvas Student Guides
•   Register for New Student Orientation

How do I login to Canvas?

You can login to Canvas through the myCCC Student Portal. The link for myCCC can be found on the CCC website, or by going to  https://myccc.coconino.edu.

Proctorio Information

CCC is committed to student success and academic integrity in our online and hybrid courses. Although CCC has proctored exams in-person for years, we began piloting a process to proctor exams online beginning in Summer 2018. During the coronavirus shutdown in 2020, Proctorio became a useful tool for faculty forced to deliver exams remotely. 

Proctorio resources can be found in the   Academic Integrity section of the Ultimate Guide to Remote Learning . 

CCC students have access to 24/7/365 Proctorio support through live chat while using Proctorio, and at  This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. . 

How do I send my instructor a question

Canvas has a robust communication system built in. You can learn how to use it on the  What is Conversations? page. 

When will my classes appear in Canvas?

Your courses will not appear on your Canvas Dashboard until the Friday before classes begin. If you don’t see your courses on the first day of class, you may need to update your favorite courses.  This guide explains how to favorite a course . If you still don’t see your courses please contact Registration .

How do I get additional help or report a problem?

In Canvas, click on the “Help” icon and then select “Report a Problem.” Please provide a detailed description of the problem. All communications will be directed to your default email address in Canvas. Learn more about setting your   default email address .

The ITS Help Desk can assist with many issues with Canvas. They can be found near the Computer Labs on the Lone Tree and Fourth Street Campuses. 

Faculty

What do faculty need to know about teaching online at CCC?

Faculty 411: The All-Knowing Faculty Resource  (Need access to this Canvas shell? Email This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. .)

View our Go-To Document for Online Teachers

View our CCC Essential Design Standards . Currently, this document is only used to review Shared Shells, but it can also serve as an example of quality online course design components.

What is the TLC?

The Distance Learning department provides a Teaching and Learning Center (TLC) for faculty to get help implementing technology in their courses. 
You can contact the TLC by calling us at 928-226-4368 or visit us in room 458 on the Lone Tree campus.

How do I learn how to use Canvas as an Instructor?

•   This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. to enroll in a self-paced training course
•  Faculty 411
•  Canvas Faculty Guides
•  Canvas Video Guides

How do I access Quality Matters?

CCC faculty and staff can use CCC's membership to access MyQM  and create an account . Once logged in, you can register for training, access the Quality Matters rubric for online course design, and much more. 

Proctorio Information

Proctorio Information can be found in the  Faculty 411 Proctorio Resources  module. 

Start of the Semester Resources

•  Finding your course shells
•  Importing content from another course
•  Updating your syllabus page
•  Choosing your homepage
•  Publishing  your course

End of Semester Resources

•  Make sure you've entered zeros for all work that was not turned in.
•  Unmute any muted assignments.
•  Use the gradebook to send messages to students who haven't turned in work.

How do I get additional help or report a problem?

The TLC is happy to assist with any problems you have. You can contact the TLC at 928-226-4368 , email This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. or stop by room 458.

In Canvas, click on the “Help” icon and then select “Report a Problem.” Please provide a detailed description of the problem. All communications will be directed to your default email address in Canvas. Learn more about setting your  default email address .

The ITS Help Desk can assist with many issues with Canvas. They can be found near the Computer Labs on the Lone Tree and Fourth Street Campuses. 

 

 

Distance Learning is supported by:

AZSara	Quality Matters	Canvas Community