FAQ

How Do I . . .

Register my Port
Connect to Wireless
Change My Password
Login to my Account
Publish a Web Page
Check my bandwidth usage
Access My Network Drives
Check System Status
Connect to Xbox PS3 Wii

FAQ for Faculty, Staff and Students

Blackboard Help for Students

Information and frequently asked questions about Blackboard for Students

Blackboard Help for Faculty

Detailed help for faculty use of Blackboard: Getting started, managing your course, grading, assesments, troubleshooting and more.

FAQ: Email

Frequently asked questions about Groupwise 8.0, the official email system of the college, and email in general.

Login to my Account

Information on how to login to the college network.

Phones and Voicemail

The following page contains information for telephone services for both faculty & Staff and Students.

Smart Board FAQ's

Can I save my notes from SmartBoard?

The SMART Notebook program allows you to create, edit, save, present and distribute information on the SMART Board in the form of Notebook files. The files will have .nbk extension. You also have the option to save your files as .jpg and HTML files. If you save your files at .nbk, you can only view them within Smart Board.

How do I save my notes as HTML pages to put on my website?

Wireless FAQ

Wireless information and answers to common questions.

Ingeniux CMS

Login and setup information for Ingeniux, the college's content management system (CMS)

Cable TV Services

Wondering what you need to set up your TV for cable access, or what are the college and foregin lanugage channels?

File Sharing FAQ

File sharing is the practice of distributing or providing access to digitally stored information over a network connection.

Faculty and Staff Telephone Information

All full time faculty and staff and most adjuncts and part-time staff have a telephone number assigned (department heads must request a phone account on the same form as the computer account set up).

Digital Millenium Copyright Act FAQ

Information and college policy on copyright laws