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TECHNICAL SUPPORT

Academic Media Technology
Capital Community College
Hours
     Mon. - Thurs.: 8am - 5pm
     Fri.: 8am - 4:30pm
Face-to-Face
     Room 1031
Phone
     860.906.5030
eMail
     ca-media@ccc.commnet.edu

CTDLC

Connecticut Distance Learning Consortium (CTDLC)

Hours
     Mon. - Thurs.: 8am to 10pm
     Fri.: 8am to 8pm
     Sat.: 8am to 4pm
     Sun.: 10am to 8pm
Web
     http://www.ctdlc.org/help
eMail
     support@ctdlc.org
Phone
     860.832.3887
     1.866.462.8352 (toll-free)

Outage Log for Blackboard Vista
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Resources for Faculty, Staff and Students

How do I… ?
Visual tutorials created by Academic Media Technology, the System Office Instructional & Information Technology Training Center, our sister colleges, and the Connecticut Distance Learning Consortium. Click on the item below that you wish to view.

Log In to WebCT

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Fix problems with AOL or SBC Globalnet and myCommNet

Reset or find more information on NetIDs

Take a screenshot and send it in an email

Find out if an online class is right for me

Get tips on being a successful online student

Pedagogical Resources
Effective Teaching Practices for Web-enhanced / Hybrid / Online Classes, prepared by Connecticut Community College System's WebCT Vista Teaching & Learning Team

Rubric for Online Instruction prepared by California State University at Chico. Adopted September 2004 as the rubric for assessing online course content at Capital Community College.

The Role of the Online Instructor, by Dr. Zane L. Berge

Best Educational E-Practices (BEEP)
Prepared and disseminated by Project Eagle at St. Petersburg College.

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Connecticut Community Colleges Systemwide Resources For Faculty
DL experts in our System Office have compiled a great site with Blackboard Vista training, pedagogical resources, information about supplemental programs such as Respondus, and links to systemwide faculty training workshops. Faculty/Staff go to http://www.commnet.edu/academics/webct/

Systemwide Resources for Students
As a student in the Connecticut Community College system, you may find that many of your instructors utilize Blackboard Vista to make course materials available to you online. Vista is a course management system that provides a web-based educational environment with a set of tools that facilitate learning, communication and collaboration between you, your instructor and fellow students. Students go to http://www.commnet.edu/academics/webct_student/index.asp