Chattahoochee Technical College offers a growing number of distance-learning courses. These courses are labeled “online” in the posted schedule of courses. In addition to these, many other courses have a significant online component regardless of the time or duration of their face-to-face meetings. Most of Chattahoochee Tech’s online courses utilize the Blackboard Learn Learning Management System. The following link provides direct access to Chattahoochee Tech’s Blackboard Learning portal.
All online courses require secure login through Okta to gain entry to the courses. Students are encouraged to never share online user IDs or login passwords with anyone.
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Chattahoochee Technical College takes steps to guarantee those enrolled in online courses complete their own work and that the students registered are the ones completing this work (see Distance Learning Student Privacy Procedure). All online courses require secure login to gain entry to the courses. Students are encouraged to never share online user IDs or login passwords with anyone. Chattahoochee Tech instructors may also use additional technologies to verify the identity and/or work of online students. All online courses at Chattahoochee Tech require students to attend at least one proctored event in the presence of the instructor in a traditional classroom or in a monitored, restricted online environment. Proctored sites are often posted with the schedule of classes, and online students are notified of these events the week classes begin. Students who cannot attend scheduled proctored events, or who require additional technology, are responsible for making alternative arrangements, and those must be approved by the instructor before the proctored events.
Okta is a single-sign-on application. At Chattahoochee Technical College, students log-in to Okta for single sign on access to college email, Blackboard and other applications. For detailed instructions on how to access and use Okta, please utilize the following PDF: Quick Login Instructions.
CTC uses Blackboard to deliver all online content. Complete instructions for getting started with Blackboard, including login instructions, appear on Blackboard’s Login page.
Instructors may upload publisher-provided content, such as e-books and access to password-protected Web sites, into their Blackboard courses, and this content usually requires students to have a key or password separate from their Blackboard user names and passwords. Students must get information about this publisher-provided content from their instructors.
All courses utilizing the Blackboard LMS require access to the internet. Unless you utilize computers provided by the college in an open computer lab, library, or success center, you will need to have access to your own computer and high-speed Internet Service Provider. A webcam and a headset or microphone for your computer is recommended and may be required. For specific requirements, please check in with each individual instructor.
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