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* Student Activities
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* About
* Accreditation Documents
* Assessment Team Website
* Fifth Year Interim Report
* Political Activity on Campuses
* Statement of Accreditation
* Title IX
* 2019-2022 Strategic Plan
* Building Hours
* Capital History
* CCC Facts
* Catalogs & Publications
* College Administration
* CEO Dr. G. Duncan Harris
* CEO Press and Media
* College Cabinet
* CT State Marketing/Branding/Logos
* Facility Rental
* Faculty and Staff Directory
* Foundation
* Human Resources
* News
* Office of Institutional Research
* Offices & Departments
* Public Safety
* Why Capital?
* Academics
* Academic Calendar
* Academic Departments
* Course Descriptions
* CT State Catalog
* Online Classes with Blackboard
* Programs
* Program Goals & Course Outlines
* Enrollment Services
* Academic Advising
* Admissions
* Fafsa Workshops
* Financial Aid
* Placement Testing Center
* Photo ID
* Registrar
* Request Information
* Tuition & Fees
* Continuing Education
* Workforce & CE
* Accenture Apprenticeship
* Aquiline Drone
* Asplundh Utility Arborist Trainee Program
* BOOST Grant
* Contact Us
* Course Descriptions
* Eversource Lineworker
* Manufacturing Program
* Support Services
* Academic Advising
* Academic Success Center (Tutoring)
* Amazon Career Choice Program
* Bookstore
* Bridge to Morehouse Program
* Brother-2-Brother Program
* Capital’s Career Advancement Program (CCAP)
* Career and Talent Development
* Center for Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion
* Book Scholarship Application
* Center DEI Registration Form
* Student Microgrant Application
* College Career Pathways (CCP)
* Counseling and Wellness
* English-As-A-Second-Language (ESL) Program
* Food Pantry
* Guide to Grammar
* Library
* Sister 2 Sister
* Student Activities
* Student Support (Video)
* Support for Students with Disabilities
* Student Services Directory (PDF)
* The Laboratory School
* Student Life
* Capital Letters
* Capital Student News
* Hartford Heritage Project
* Mallett Art Gallery
* Student Activities
* New Student Orientation
ONLINE CLASSES WITH BLACKBOARD
Whether you’re teaching (or taking) a fully online course, a web-enhanced
on-ground course, or a hybrid course, you’ll find it in the Blackboard Learn
(Bb) course management system. Access your Bb courses through the myCTState
portal.
The AMT department provides instructional design services, training, and
technical support to faculty members teaching with Blackboard Learn, adhering to
“best practices” in online instructional delivery. AMT staff also offer tech
support to students having trouble with functionality or navigation of the Bb
interface. Good course design can alleviate many navigation issues, and is
essential to instructional effectiveness and student success.
SUPPORT FOR STUDENTS…
* Watch “Navigating Your Course in Blackboard Learn”.
* View other video tutorials at the CT State EdTech Training Channel on
YouTube, and at the Blackboard Inc. Channel for Students.
Contact CT State Online Help Desk at 1-860-723-0221.
Or visit the CT State Online Help Desk online at
http://cscu.edusupportcenter.com/ for FAQs, tips/guides, other related support
resources, and to submit a tech-support help ticket.
HOW TO BE A SUCCESSFUL ONLINE STUDENT
To receive assistance regarding the tips and strategies presented in this
slideshow, consult with an Academic Success Center Learning Specialist. A
specialist can offer personalized one-on-one sessions to address various aspects
of online learning, organization, goal setting, reading comprehension,
note-taking, overcoming procrastination, exam preparation, and managing test
anxiety.
To make an appointment with the Learning Specialist, fill out this form.
For more information about the services the Academic Success Center provides,
please email CA-ASC@capitalcc.edu or call 860.906.5200.
SUPPORT FOR FACULTY…
* Watch this brief video for an orientation to Bb course design tools and
features. Navigating Blackboard Learn
* View other video tutorials at the CT State EdTech Training Channel on
YouTube, and at the Blackboard Inc. Channel for Instructors.
* Attend a Training Workshop for detailed instructions on how to incorporate Bb
tools into your course. Check the current schedule of workshops across the
CSCU system at https://events.dudesolutions.com/ct
START OF SEMESTER
STATE AUTHORIZATION RECIPROCITY AGREEMENT
The State Authorization Reciprocity Agreement (SARA) is an agreement among
member states, districts and territories that establishes comparable national
standards for interstate offering of postsecondary distance education courses
and programs. It is intended to make it easier for students to take online
courses offered by postsecondary institutions based in another state. SARA is
overseen by a National Council and administered by four regional education
compacts. The Connecticut Office of Higher Education became a member of SARA in
2017, thus allowing Capital Community College to apply to be a member of SARA.
This approval from CT OHE was finalized in 2020 and allows Capital Community
College to accept students from all SARA approved states which includes all
states except California.
STUDENT COMPLAINTS
Pursuant to federal regulations and the terms of SARA, the Office of Higher
Education is responsible for the investigation and resolution of out-of-state
students’ complaints against institutions of higher education based in
Connecticut and offering distance education via SARA. Note that issues regarding
student life, such as discipline, grading, etc., fall solely within the purview
of the institution and are not generally investigated. Additionally, the Office
of Higher Education does not investigate anonymous complaints or provide legal
advice. Currently, SARA institutions are to:
* Apply the tuition refund policies of their home state to students located in
other SARA states; and
* For students located in non-SARA states, follow any relevant tuition refund
policies of those states.
Within two years of the incident complained of, out-of-state students enrolled
in a Connecticut institution via SARA may file a complaint in accordance with
the following steps:
1. The student must attempt to resolve the complaint by exhausting the
institution’s established internal grievance procedures. These are usually
published in the institution’s catalog, student handbook and/or posted on
the institution’s website. Absent extenuating circumstances, the Office of
Higher Education will not investigate complaints filed by students who have
not first sought a resolution with the institution.
2. If all remedies at the institutional level have been exhausted and the
complaint is not resolved, the student may file a complaint with the Office
of Higher Education. To file a complaint, please follow these procedures.
All documentation for review related to the complaint must be provided by
the student as part of the filing.
3. The Office of Higher Education will process the complaint and provide copies
of all documents filed with the complaint to the institution. The
institution has 20 days to respond. After receiving a response and
conducting an investigation, the Office of Higher Education will issue a
findings report to all parties. The findings report is final.
If a Connecticut student is enrolled in a distance education program offered by
a SARA institution based in another state, the student should contact the portal
agency in that state to pursue the complaint process. Connecticut students
enrolled in Connecticut institutions must first exhaust an institution’s
established internal grievance procedures, and then should contact the Office of
Higher Education prior to filing a complaint.
All correspondence, including institutional applications and student complaints,
should be sent via email or post to:
SARA Coordinator
Office of Higher Education
450 Columbus Blvd, Suite 707
Hartford, CT 06103-1841
950 Main Street
Hartford CT 06103
(860) 906-5000 (local)
(800) 894-6126 (toll free)
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