Blackboard Access. For many of our classes, you’ll need to access Blackboard, our online learning platform. Check the table below for a list of browsers you can use to access the system. There is an Orientation to Online Learning available to all students in Blackboard. After you log in, go to the "Courses" tab, and use the drop-down function ...
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Blackboard. How to access Blackboard. Use Mozilla Firefox or Google Chrome to open a web browser, then type elearning.kctcs.edu . You can also access Blackboard from the KCTCS app or MyPath.KCTCS.edu with the same username and password. Your username and password are the same for Blackboard and email.
Your KCTCS Student ID (it’s the nine-digit code at the top left corner of your schedule) Your personal email address (if you provided one when enrolling) Next, follow these steps: Choose Current Students from the menu at the top of the page. Scroll down and click on User Account Center . Choose Setup your User Profile .
Option 1. Please call 1(855) 246-2282. Then press option 5 for help with your account. Then press # to obtain your ID number.
Navigate to Mypath. Choose Blackboard and login if you are not automatically directed. Alternately, you can login directly at elearning.kctcs.edu.
Just follow these simple steps: Visit https://students.kctcs.edu....How Do I Get There?Select "LOGIN HERE".Enter your USERID using all capital letters (e.g., JSMITH0004).Enter your Password.Select the "Sign In" button.Select Main Menu, Self Service, Student Center.
Setting Up Your KCTCS EmailNavigate to Account Settings, and select Add Account.Choose Microsoft Exchange Activesync or "Corporate"Enter your email address and password and select Manual Setup.If prompted to accept the Activation Agreement, select Yes.In the Domain\Username field, enter your full email address.More items...
Login to your KCTCS email account via Office365. ATTENTION: If you are connecting from a non-KCTCS computer, you may be prompted for a username and password to access email. It is important that you use your full KCTCS email address as your username and your KCTCS password.
Log in to your student self-service account and access the Enroll feature:From the JCTC home page, click on Student Self-Service in the upper right-hand corner of the page. ... Once your student account has loaded, click on ENROLL, on the left-hand side of the page.A new screen will appear asking you to select your term.More items...
Fall 2020 Enrollment AND 2020-2021 CREDENTIALS AWARDEDDescriptionValueTotal Enrollment10,182FTE (TTL Credit Hours / 15)6,423
Along with BCTC's applications for admission, manufacturing personnel review and select potential students on the following criteria:Be 18 years of age by Program start date.Be a current graduating high school senior.Be a US citizen.Demonstrate academic success as measured through grades and class rank.More items...
How do I reset my KCTCS password?Go to jefferson.kctcs.edu.At the top of the page, click “Quick Links” and then "Current Students".Scroll down and click “User Account Center”.Click “Reset Password”.Type in your KCTCS Email or Username.Click “Next >”.To verify your identity:Nov 4, 2021
To reset your Password:Enter the unique username associated with your student account.Enter the email address* associated with your student account.Click on the ôReset my Passwordö button.An email will be sent to you with a link to reset your password.
Online payment may be made by credit card or personal check through PeopleSoft Student Self-Service by visiting the KCTCS website at https://students.kctcs.edu. Log in and choose “Self Service”, select “Account Balance”, and “Make a Payment”.
Use only Mozilla Firefox or Google Chrome when accessing Blackboard. Use your KCTCS username and password to access BB. In your Browser, for the best functionality, do not use the back button to navigate, use the navigation menu items or links! Use the course list to access certain classes.
To be successful in an online class, it requires discipline and good time management. You may want to consider taking a hybrid course first before enrolling into an online class. Communication is one of the keys to success in an online course, especially with your instructor. While your instructor may have a preferred communication method, ...
Many college students take at least one online class. Even if you don’t take an online class, you may take a hybrid course, which means the course will have some face-to-face meeting time and will also use Blackboard as a delivery platform for a part of the class.
Typically, the final exam is the proctored exam but it is at the instructor’s discretion. We will talk more about proctored exams in a moment. Be sure to log into your Blackboard account regularly (at least daily) while taking an online course. This will enable you to read any course announcements.
Online course are not for everyone. Online courses require a computer with internet access and an email account. It is helpful if this is available at your home. Remember that online courses may be more convenient, but they are not easier.
One of the first things you should do after being accepted into a dual credit course is to set up your student account. Your account will give you access to:
Check your KCTCS email account on a regular basis! That’s how we’ll communicate with you, so you’ll want to check it often to make sure you don’t miss anything important.
SNAP is the official Safety Notification Alert Process for KCTCS. SNAP alerts users to on campus#N#emergencies, closings or delays for all 16 colleges and the System office. Head to student self-service in MyPath to make sure your contact information is correct!
In spring 2021 BCTC launched its new Spotlight Instruction Series! The Spotlight Instruction Series (SIS) provides additional support outside of normal class time to help you achieve success.
To that end, BCTC has adopted the policy of being drug and alcohol free at all campuses. Being under the influence of alcohol or other drugs or the use, possession, distribution, manufacture, or sale of illegal or unauthorized drugs is prohibited and is punishable as a felony offense on campus or within 1000 yards of campus. Conduct that violates this definition, poses unacceptable risks, and disregards the health, safety and welfare of members of the KCTCS college community shall result in disciplinary action up to and including suspension or termination. The KCTCS Colleges are in compliance with the Drug-Free Workplace Act of 1988 and Drug-Free Schools and Communities Act amendment of 1989.
The purpose of academic advising is to help students reach their educational goals. Advisors not only provide students with information about degree requirements but also help direct students to important academic resources critical to student success. At BCTC, students must consult their academic advisor each semester in order to register for classes.
Bluegrass Community and Technical College is proud to offer a wide range of scholarships that have been established through the generosity of individual donors, businesses, and foundations. While some scholarships support those who demonstrate high academic achievement, most are based on financial need. Once you complete the scholarship application, you will be considered for all scholarships available during that financial year.
The Disability Support Services (DSS) office at Bluegrass Community & Technical College provides a full range of services to more than 500 students each year who have disabilities. The goals of DSS are to ensure equal access and full participation for persons with disabilities in post-secondary education as outlined by Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973.
BCTC supports all service members, veterans, military spouses and dependents by providing them an affordable and convenient quality postsecondary education. We accept the GI Bill, GoArmyEd, Kentucky National Guard Tuition Assistance, MYCAA and the Kentucky Tuition Waiver.