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In most cases there is little difficulty with the Internet Service Provider (ISP) used to access the Internet for online courses. Dial up, cable or DSL connections are acceptable, but the ISP must be reliable and allow for constant and stable access to the Internet. |
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Minimum requirements for hardware to access online courses are listed below.
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Web Browser ANGEL Learning functions well in many browsers, the following are formally supported and tested:
It is important to take some time to prepare your browser's settings and to install several free plugins to get the features of ANGEL to work properly. The TechTips page outlines those procedures. Word Processing E-mail Other |
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Course Managers Course Managers are available 8am-5pm Central time, Monday through Friday via e-mail or telephone.
Neither the Instructor, the Course Manager nor the System Adminstrator is expected to resolve questions related to your computer, Internet service, or other technical problems you may have during the course of the semester. |
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If online courses seem to fit your circumstances and your lifestyle, the following self-assessment may help to determine if you have the necessary technical skills to succeed in an online learning environment. |
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| Send inquiries to: Meg McGranaghan Director of Instructional Technology Butler Community College El Dorado, KS 67042 316.322.3345 megmcg@butlercc.edu |
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