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This site provides an overview of online learning and resources to help you make the most of your online learning experiences at Teachers College, especially if you have never taken or participated in an online course before. On this page, you will find quick start guides for your online learning experience.
This site provides an overview of online learning and resources to help you make the most of your online learning experiences at Teachers College, especially if you have never taken or participated in an online course before. On this page, you will find quick start guides for your online learning experience.
For issues or questions regarding online learning technology, Please email servicedesk@tc.columbia.edu.
For issues or questions regarding online learning technology, Please email servicedesk@tc.columbia.edu.
Getting Started with Online Learning
Getting Started with Online Learning
More tutorials and tips below
More tutorials and tips below
Canvas is the learning platform for all TC students. This is typically where all your assignments and activities will live, unless your instructor advises you otherwise. If you've never used Canvas before, please log into myTC and navigate to Canvas.
You'll also want to ensure that you can see all of your courses (learn more).
Zoom will be used for you to meet with your instructor and peers at an assigned time. Your instructor will provide you with a link and other information so you can join the class session remotely. Please make sure you:
Have a working laptop computer to join the session (using a mobile device may limit your ability to participate in certain group activities)
Run a test Zoom session to ensure your settings are correct
Join the session early to test your settings
You should also know how to:
Study Tips for Online Learning
Study Tips for Online Learning
Online learning isn't the exact same as learning in-person. We recommend you either watch this short video (2.5 mins) on study tips for online learning or look through this infographic on the tips for success in an online course.
Need Help with Canvas?
Need Help with Canvas?
Need Help with Zoom?
Need Help with Zoom?
Disability-Related Accommodations
Disability-Related Accommodations
For students or faculty in need of disability-related accommodations to attend the class remotely or to conduct the class remotely (such as interpreting services, alternative text documents, captioning, or note-taking to name a few), please contact the Office of Access and Services for Individuals with Disabilities (OASID) at oasid@tc.edu, or 212-678-3689, or (646) 755-3144 video phone as early as possible. For faculty members in need of assistance to prepare their course work and conduct the class to meet student accommodation needs, OASID is available to provide guidance and may be contacted via the information above.
For students or faculty in need of disability-related accommodations to attend the class remotely or to conduct the class remotely (such as interpreting services, alternative text documents, captioning, or note-taking to name a few), please contact the Office of Access and Services for Individuals with Disabilities (OASID) at oasid@tc.edu, or 212-678-3689, or (646) 755-3144 video phone as early as possible. For faculty members in need of assistance to prepare their course work and conduct the class to meet student accommodation needs, OASID is available to provide guidance and may be contacted via the information above.
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