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Welcome to Online Courses at Jefferson
Community College!
Here are the directions for accessing your online courses.
- Start on Time - Online Courses are NOT SELF-PACED!
- For Summer 2008 Early Session (05/27/08-06/23/08) – you can
link your password as early as May 6 th and start doing coursework
as of May 20 th – a week ahead of the official start date of
May 27th.
Please note: The 4-week classes are 15-week classes compressed into
a 4-week time frame. It is estimated that between 30-35 hours of study
time per week is needed to succeed in a 4-week class. Due to the accelerated
pace, we strongly recommend students to limit themselves to one class during
a 4-week session.
For Summer 2008 Regular Session (06/02/08-07/24/08) – you can
link your password as early as May 12 th and start doing coursework as
of May 26 th – a week ahead of the official start date of June 2nd.
For Summer 2008 Late Session (06/30/08-07/25/08) – you can link your password
as early as June 9 th and start doing coursework as of June 23 rd – a week
ahead of the official start date of June 30th.
Please note: The 4-week classes are 15-week classes compressed into
a 4-week time frame. It is estimated that between 30-35 hours of study
time per week is needed to succeed in a 4-week class. Due to the accelerated
pace, we strongly recommend students to limit themselves to one class during
a 4-week session.
- Go to http://sln.suny.edu
- Click on Students.
- If you already have a password, log in and skip to Step 21 (SLN password
is not same as Blackboard password).
- If you don’t have an SLN password, click Create SLN Account.
- You will get a PASS/FAIL confirmation screen for your browser.
- If it fails, you’ll get a screen explaining what you can do
to fix it.
- If it passes, click Yes, Create Account.
- Check the box for “SLN (Fully asynchronous distance learning
courses...)”
- Then, select Jefferson Community College, and click Continue.
- Next you’ll be asked to check off three boxes:
- The first asks if you’ve tested your system. (You did on
the pass/fail screen).
- The second asks if you’ve registered at JCC (GoArmyEd students
register through the GoArmyEd portal).
- Read the Computer Use Statement and check off the box.
- Select all your courses. Make sure that you choose the course that
includes the section that you are enrolled in. For example, if you
enrolled in HIS 151 SJA, you will want to link your SLN password to
a course that includes that section number, such as HIS 151 SJA and SEA.
If you select the wrong section number, your access
will be revoked and it may be too late to join the correct class.
- Fill in your social security number.
- Fill in your last name. No spaces, hyphens or unique characters.
Your last name on SLN should match the last name on your records with
JCC.
- First name. If you have a common name you may have to add a character
to make your I.D. unique, such as Mary1.
- Internet email address: use your army email address.
- Remaining questions are self-explanatory. Complete form. Create an
Account.
- You’ll receive an email verifying your log in name and password
in about an hour.
- The next time you go to the SLN site, log in with your user name
and password.
- If you didn’t link your courses before, Select/Change Course
Access now.
- To add a course, select Jefferson Community College and then courses.
Submit.
- When you log into SLN, your courses will be listed. Click on a course
to enter it.
- Check the Syllabus and Schedule to learn when and how often you must
participate.
Succeeding in an Online Course
To succeed, be proactive. If you have questions, contact someone now.
Online courses move quickly and there is a lot of work to do. Getting
started too late, or missing deadlines, can seriously jeopardize your
ability to succeed in the course.
GoArmyEd Issues? |
GoArmyEd helpdesk (800)817-9990, or
through GoArmyEd portal www.GoArmyEd.com |
SOCAD Agreement? |
JCC’s GoArmyEd advisor, Don Johnson,
COM: (315)773-4535, DSN: 772-5477 or GoArmyEd@sunyjefferson.edu |
Textbooks? |
GoArmyEd portal, www.GoArmyEd.com,
select Track Course Material Orders. |
Access to SLN/Password? |
SLN help desk at (800)875-6269, helpdesk@sln.suny.edu |
General questions related
to taking online courses at JCC? |
DL Office, (315)786-6527, (315) 786-2440,
(888)435-6522, or email gothedistance@sunyjefferson.edu |
Course Questions? |
Contact instructor directly. |
Library Information (315)786-2225
As you probably know, GoArmyEd has discontinued Galileo,
its online library resource for GoArmyEd students. However, JCC has
an excellent library with many services for online students.
Do you need help finding resources for your online course? The JCC Library
can help!
This is how you access the Library:
- Go to the JCC website, http://www.sunyjefferson.edu
- Click on “Current Students”
- Click on “Library”
Library Databases. You
can select “Articles - JCC Databases” from the left
menu on the College's website. |
In order to access the Library Databases, you need to use the log-in
procedure which is clearly explained on the log-in screen. Library Databases
give you access to over 11,000 articles from magazines, journals and
newspapers. If you can’t log in, please call (315)786-6511 for
help.
E-Books (electronic books). The Library has a collection
of about 10,000 e-books,which are included in the CannonCat,
JCC's book catalog, also on the Library’s web page. Use the same
login you use for your Cannonmail account to login and read
e-books.
| Reference help. If you need help with
a reference question, or can’t find information on a subject
you’re working on, you can get reference help from a librarian
by using the e-mail or live chat functions on the Library web page.
The e-mail reference desk is open from 9 am - 7 pm during semester
hours; the live chat function is available during the times specified
on the web page. Don’t be afraid to ask questions! We’ll
be glad to answer them. |
Other Library services are also available to you from our web
page.
They include: Inter-Library Loan, Dare to Document (APA and MLA documentation
guide), Information Literacy Tutorial, and web evaluation criteria. |