NCR 111 Fall 2016 - Online Orientation for Students

Welcome to MATConline Orientation!

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You are welcome to post questions in The Lounge, as needed. The Lounge is off to the right.
It is a pleasure to have you here!

Let's Begin

Support Materials
All files and documents important to the course or specific topic. Be be sure to open and read the course syllabus. There will most likely be a quiz about the syllabus.

Web Links
Notice the links in the top right. This is where they will always be located.

You are probably wondering where to start. You're asking yourself, How am I going to know what to do each week? How will I be graded? In MATConline, graded assignments are called Coursework. There are two methods to access Coursework:
  • Assignment Sheet: A list of the required work & step-by-step instructions to complete it. Included as a document within Support Materials.
  • Coursework Button: Located just to the left. Clicking this button will show you a list of all the required work and indicate the assignment type.

A combination of the two will give you the support and details you need to complete assignments.

Support Materials

First Assignment

For courses that are online or blended, it is expected the student accept the Manhattan Tech computer related policies by completing the Computer Usage Policy quiz satisfactorily.
  • Read the two policies below.
  • Also, read the course syllabus.
  • To the left of the page, click Coursework.  Complete the first item listed, Computer Usage and Academic Honesty quiz.

Course Documents

External Proctors

Online courses will require proctored exams. Manhattan Tech students may use the LRC proctor on-campus free-of-charge. For remote students, an off-campus proctor may be located using this process.

Corresponding document necessary to receive approval for an off-campus proctor.

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Download External Proctor Agreement Form

Web Links

Proctor Procedure

How to make an appointment and take a test at the LRC on campus.

Visit Proctor Policies: Learning Resource Center

Technology Guidelines

Student devices need to be up to date according to these standards.

Visit Minimum System Requirements

Calendar

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Learning Resource Center

The LRC is located in Room 105 and is available to all Manhattan Tech students as an open computer lab. Students have ready access to computer workstations, printer/copier, scanner, and fax machine.

If you have questions or need help, please contact the LRC at:

The LRC can assist with tutoring, Manhattan Tech technology tools, testing accommodations, and resume writing.

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