Getting Started

Getting started with online learning is in many ways the same as getting started at SRJC. First, fully explore the Online Learning Web site to access the wealth of information that is available on the Santa Rosa Junior College Web site.

Orientation

If you are new to SRJC, another important step is to participate in the Student Online Orientation. It provides a basic overview about how to apply, identify educational goals, and access resources and services. As you consider these Orientation options keep in mind that the more time you invest in the orientation process, the higher your return in success at SRJC. You might complete an online orientation and an in-person orientation for an opportunity to meet SRJC staff members and other students.

Before You Register for an Online Class

Visit the CATE Online Student Handbook
See what you need and what you need to know to take an online class
Take the Online Preparedness Quiz
Consider taking College Skills 334 – "How to Take an Online Course"
This class is for students who would like to take courses through the Internet but are not confident with all the processes. Application exercises are used to teach skills in major online components, including basic computer knowledge, computer-related terms, e-mail communication, Internet use, and online functions. It teaches the basic skills needed to participate in online-delivered classes, and is recommended for students who have never taken an online course or who have unsuccessfully attempted the online self-assessment quiz. Attendance at a two-hour orientation on campus is recommended.

CATE (Computer Assisted Teaching Environment) Links

Moodle at SRJC

Faculty hosted classes on Moodle

Rules and Regulations

Online students must meet the same standards of Academic Integrity and conduct as on-campus students.