Welcome to City Online, CCSF, Spring 2026
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Welcome, students, to Spring 2026
Welcome, students, to Spring 2026
My name is Elisa Shore and I'm so excited to be your instructor! (Pronouns: she/her)
I'll be teaching three classes this spring:
ESLN 3700, Level 7, CRN: 41239, Bichronous (Zoom and Canvas). Zoom class is T/W/Th from 10:20-11:45 a.m.
ESLN 3600, Level 6, CRN 41238, Bichronous (Zoom and Canvas). Zoom class is M/W from 6:20-8:35 p.m.
ESL Intermediate Skills A, ESLN 6623 (100% on Canvas/Online, No Zoom) CRN 41448, 1/26-5/20. Full Course Description.
About Me:
I'm from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, but I've lived in the San Francisco Bay Area for over 30 years! I love to sing, cook, exercise, spend time with my family, pets, and friends, watch movies, travel when possible, and meet people from other cultures and backgrounds.
I believe that by helping my ESL students develop their English language, digital literacy, and computer skills, I can empower them to reach their goals, become leaders and mentors to others in their communities, and fulfill their dreams for creating the life they want and deserve in the U.S. or abroad.
I'm constantly humbled by my students' amazing ability to adapt to new situations and overcome any obstacles they may have using English or adjusting to a new culture. I hope to become part of your journey in achieving any goals you set for yourself!
I believe in you!
Important dates
Important dates
Spring 2026 remote and bichronous (Zoom and Canvas) courses: 1/12-5/20
ESL for Computers-Intermediate, a fully online course/No Zoom: 1/26-5/20
Spring Semester CCSF Instructional Calendar 2026
Read more about What to Expect in an Online Course
Instructor Contact Info
Instructor Contact Info
Please contact me using Canvas inbox or at eshore@ccsf.edu.
I will get back to you within 24-48 hours.
Remote (Zoom) Office Hours by Appointment
How does a fully online class work?
How does a fully online class work?
One of my courses, ESL for Computers-Intermediate (ESLB 3821) will be taught fully online. This means the course does not meet in person, and takes place on Canvas, CCSF's content learning system. For this course, I will offer a Zoom orientation in the beginning of the semester to help you understand the course, answer questions about important dates, and show you how to learn more about using Canvas. I will also offer an end of semester Zoom meeting where you can share your final project with the class if you’d like.
You will also be able to interact with your instructor and classmates daily on Canvas in discussions, group projects, shared video and audio comments, and shared assignments. I look forward to creating a supportive, safe, and fun learning community with you this semester!
Learning online is fun!
Log-in Instructions
Log-in Instructions
Go to the RAM ID Portal and Login.
Username: CCSF ID, examples: W12345678 or @12345678
Your Canvas password is your RAM ID password.
Instructions for new students
Once logged in, Click on the Canvas Tile.
Shortcut: Login directly to Canvas.
Canvas Chat Support is available 24/7.
Online Learning
Online Learning
What are the real challenges encountered by both new and experienced online students, and how can you be successful? Tune into this short tutorial video to help debunk common myths about online learning.
What Makes a Successful Online Learner? Valuable tips for success and what to expect.
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