Distance and Online Learning @ NHTI
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| Spring 2012 | |
| January 23 | Classes begin (after January 29 student must have permission of the instructor to add a course) |
| February 5 | Last day to withdraw with full refund |
| April 2 | Last day to withdraw with a grade of “W” |
| May 10 | Classes end |
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- Distance Learning
- 100% Online Courses
- Blackboard™
- Course Compass
- What it takes to be a Successful Online learner.
- Is Online Learning for YOU?
Distance Learning
- Distance Learning courses require fewer on-campus meetings than traditional courses.
- Students complete coursework in class and using a software platform called Blackboard™.
- Distance Learning courses are perfect for self-disciplined students who require flexible class meetings.
- Check out a list of Spring 2012 Distance Offerings
100% Online Courses
- Online courses do not have an on-campus meeting requirement.
- Students are required to have internet access and a working email address.
- Online learning is ideal for self-motivated students who cannot attend regular class meetings.
- Check out a list of Spring 2012 100% Online Offerings
- Read the Online Student Letter for important information.
Blackboard™ - http://ccsnh.blackboard.com/
- BlackboardTM is a software package used by most online and distance learning courses.
- Students can log in to their Blackboard™ account 48 hours after registering.
- Access directions for logging into Blackboard™
- Blackboard™ students can also access a 24/7 Blackboard™ Online Support Center. The support center contains helpful information and the answers to most Blackboard™ questions.
CourseCompass
- Online math courses use CourseCompass, an interactive online learning environment.
- CourseCompass software can be purchased with your textbook through the Campus Bookstore or separately at an additional price.
- Students receive their CourseCompass access codes from their professor.
Revised: 24 Jan 2012

Division of Continuing Education
NHTI, Concord's Community College