CVCC Login Information
You have one login for all CVCC systems. Use the Pirate Portal to access your courses in Canvas, register for classes, read your CVCC email, and more.
Get Started with Canvas
How do I use the Dashboard?
How do I view all my courses?
How do I navigate a Canvas course?
How do I use the Course Home Page?
Why can’t I access my Course?
Participate in a Canvas Course
How do I submit an online assignment?
Where are my grades?
How do I view the Calendar?
How do I access the Conversations Inbox?
How do I reply to a Discussion?
Mobile Device Guides
Android
iOS
Working in the mobile apps
Open the Canvas mobile app and search for “CVCC – New” or “ACCS”, click go. You will be re-routed to the sign-in page. Enter your A#@Alabama.edu username and password.
If you have any issue accessing your account please contact information.systems@cv.edu
What is online learning?
Online learning is a course delivery method that allows you to learn from a location convenient to you. Class activities are managed through online tools, which provide access to CVCC’s instructors and resources within a structured framework.
As an online learner, you will enjoy increased convenience and flexibility while pursuing your education. Keep in mind, online is not synonymous with self-paced. Assignment instructions and deadlines are clearly communicated by your instructor throughout the semester to help keep you on track.
While most of the online learning takes place from a distance, please note one proctored exam or other activity is required in every online class. You may take your proctored exam on campus, or your instructor may let you use proctoring software at home. This service is free to students. Please note that you may be required to use a webcam for remote proctoring. Before you enroll ensure you can make arrangements to visit campus or use a webcam for online proctoring as required.
Find your classes
Online classes are offered every semester. For more information, visit our Online Course Information Guide.
Is online learning right for you?
Technology access, learning styles and study habits can impact your online class success. A desktop computer or laptop is a must – smartphones and tablets will not work. A Chromebook may not work well if you have to install software for your classes. For proctoring online exams from home, you may need to use a webcam.
Additionally, you need to be an engaged and proactive learner. Effective communication, technology and time management skills are essential.
Director of Online Learning
334-291-4920
In your email, please include your name, student ID, and a description of the issue.
In your email, please include your name, student ID, and a description of the issue.
In your email, please include your name, student ID, and a description of the issue.
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