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Explore online education support at Morgan Community College. Access resources, tools, and assistance to succeed in your online learning journey.
Just like in an in-person classroom, you’ll have to complete assignments on time and prepare for tests. But without a regular in-person class schedule, you’ll need to take the lead on viewing lectures and learning new material. One great way to do this is to set your own regular “class” times throughout the week. Include time to review course materials (read a textbook, watch a lecture) and complete assignments before the due date. Keeping up with class material makes it easier to manage stress. Be Proactive with studying and asking for help if you need it.
Reach out to the instructor when you have a question about your class, the online learning management system/technology, the course materials, or even about working in the field. Also let your instructors know when life gets in the way. If something happens that will impact your studies, contact your instructor and let them know you need help.
You don’t need to have regular in-person contact in a building to build community. Make it a point to connect with other students in your course. Take time to get to know other people taking your online class. Offer to meet others virtually for study sessions or even to view lectures together and offer help to other students if you can.
Do you know the last day to drop a class or withdraw? The key dates for each course may be different, so it is important you know what they are. It should be in your course syllabus and can be viewed in your MyMCC.
Free, accessible and online tutoring is available. MCC has in-person and virtual tutoring available for enrolled students which is FREE and proven to help students improve their grades. Visit the Tutoring Center page to learn more, make an appointment and get assistance.
Visit Morgan Community College library for a combination of online, virtual and in-person library services…and great study space if needed with helpful librarians.
The Library webpage can also be found in the Resources drop-down menu in D2L.
Make sure you have an academic plan that leads to your next step. Need help making a plan? Make an appointment with your academic advisor to make sure you are on the right track!
Whether you need help picking a major or finding the career which is right for you, MCC Career Services is here for you. They can help you explore career options, build your resume, and plan for your future.
View the Student Help page to access tutorial videos about MyMCC, D2L, and more to help you succeed. Learn about borrowing laptops and other tech equipment.
Do you need an accommodation support you as a learner? The Community College System of Colorado and all colleges are committed to ensuring accessibility. You can request these accommodations by meeting virtually or in person to learn about the college accommodations process. You should start this process early as soon as you apply or enroll in courses as the process may take some time to determine how to best meet your needs. Visit MCC’s Disability Services to review the process and make an appointment.
Students don’t need to apply separately for financial aid for online courses. As long as you qualify for financial aid at your college and your online course is a part of your degree program, it will qualify for financial aid. Please make sure you have filled out the FAFSA or CASFA and are regularly checking your Financial Aid status by logging into MyMCC and regularly checking your MCC student email. You must complete a FAFSA or CASFA for each academic year – don’t leave money on the table!
You will need reliable access to a computer and the internet to access your online courses. While you could possibly do your course on a mobile device, like a phone, it will present challenges and could prevent you from being successful in your course. It may be preferable to find a public location (like any MCC campus) with free access to internet and computers to do your coursework. If you choose a public setting, consider using headphones. This not only allows you to focus on materials / recordings but minimize disruption to others around you.
Software specific courses may require additional software (ex. Photoshop, Quickbooks, etc).
You will need a plan – will you borrow a computer? You may be able to get a loaner laptop and hotspot from the MCC Library or your local library. There are often waitlists and limited supply.
Make sure you have applied for financial aid – funds remaining from financial aid can be used to purchase laptops after tuition and fees have been covered.
Internet access assistance may be available in your local area. Wi-Fi access is available at MCC campuses. Other resources, including Xfinity Internet Essentials may be helpful for low-cost internet and laptops.
Your local public library near you may also have resources for laptops or Wi-Fi. You may search for your closest public library in this statewide directory.
Log into MyMCC.
Not sure what your username or password is? Check out these helpful technology tips.
In MyMCC, find the “My Courses (D2L)” icon in your dashboard. Your ‘course shell’ will appear here by the first day of when the class starts.
D2L is short for Desire to Learn, and it is an online platform that all the community colleges in the Colorado Community College System use for online learning. Check out this Quick Start Video Guide for D2L. It is important you are comfortable with how to use to D2L to be successful in your online course. If you have questions, please make sure you ask your instructor for assistance or so they can help you access help in understanding how to use D2L.
Need help with your password? Having trouble getting into your online course? Forgot your S#? Having technical problems? Contact our 24/7 technology help desk to get support now:
In most cases (not all) your course materials/textbooks are embedded in your online course at no additional cost. Community Colleges of Colorado are committed to utilizing Open Educational Resources (OER) to reduce costs for students whenever possible. Some courses may require you purchase an access code or you may need a lab kit for science courses. Visit the online MCC bookstore to find any required or recommended course materials for classes you are enrolled in, online or in person.
Please visit the Lab Kit FAQ for information on ordering lab kits.
Yuja is a tool that allows you to record videos for assignments. Ask your instructor if you have questions or if you need help and your instructor is not available, check out this tutorial.
Feeling overwhelmed? Are you having a medical or family emergency? Are you struggling with basic needs and this is impacting your ability to learn? Need help and don’t know where to go?
Balancing life and school can be difficult. MCC has staff dedicated to help you navigate a wide variety of life’s challenges. Resources exist to provide proactive assistance, early intervention, and if needed, caring confrontation or conflict resolution to create a safe and healthy college community. View the full list of national, state, and local resources on a variety of topics.
Life happens. Did you have a death in the family or an emergency medical situation or some other situation which is making you have to drop your class? This may be considered an extenuating circumstance. Reach out to your Academic Advisor to see if we can assist you in withdrawing with a refund if possible.
When in doubt, please ask questions. We want you to be successful. Don’t know where to go or what to do? Reach out to the Dean of Students. Even if you don’t know specifically what help you need, we will do our best to connect you to the right resources.
Title IX and other laws and policies are in place to ensure you can learn in a discriminatory free environment. Issues of harassment and discrimination are taken seriously and should be reported immediately. We will work with you to resolve the issue, investigate if necessary and are committed to an inclusive learning environment. You can review the student resolution process for grievances on issues of harassment, discrimination or sexual misconduct on the CCCS website.
Want to report a concern regarding yourself or another student? Refer a Concern
If you have a complaint about teaching, you should first reach out to your instructor. If you are unable to resolve your concerns after communicating with the instructor, you may report your complaint here and someone will be in contact with you.
If the complaint is beyond teaching, and involves harassment, discrimination or bias by another student or the instructor, please view the Student Grievance page and file a report through MCC.
If you are unclear what to do with your complaint or concern or if it rises to the level of a grievance, please contact studentsuccess@cccs.edu for guidance.
