https://blackboard.accs.edu or call 833-793-4500.

Please look for the link to the tutoring website in your Canvas course menu.

The Online Learning Student Handbook serves as a reference guide for students who are taking online, blended, or technology-enabled traditional courses at Chattahoochee Valley Community College

The Canvas Resources for Students Course provides users with the resources they need to successfully use Canvas. The course includes videos, guides, and detailed instructions.

Click here to check whether Blackboard Learn supports your browser and operating system.

To view a list of online class offerings, please click here. Online courses will list “Online Course” in the “Where” field. Hybrid courses will list “Hybrid Course BLND” in the “Where” field, along with an entry listing where the class meets for the face-to-face sessions. Be sure to carefully read the associated notes for each class. Notes are listed just below the Course Name, CRN, and Course Number.

This short self-assessment will help you determine if you possess the technical skills needed to succeed in an online course. Download the Technical Skills Self-Assessment, print a copy, and complete the assessment.

Blackboard’s Student Help site has answers to frequently asked questions, tips, videos and more to assist students new to Blackboard.

Some courses will require students to participate in “live” virtual class meetings in Blackboard Collaborate Ultra. This tool is similar to Zoom, GoToMeeting, and other web conferencing applications. Please view the Blackboard Collaborate User Interface Tour video on YouTube for a quick introduction to the tool’s major features. More detailed information can be found on Blackboard’s Collaborate Ultra Help for Participants website. To fully utilize Collaborate Ultra, you will need high-speed internet and a computer with a webcam and speakers (or you can dial in using a phone).

Students enrolled in online courses who wish to file a complaint may do so by following the same complaint process outlined in the CVCC Student Handbook. If, after exhausting all available institutional processes, a student’s complaint remains unresolved, the student may appeal by following the guidelines for Alabama Community College System (ACCS) Student Compliant Process as well as the state’s SARA complaint process.