To register for online courses, please call 217-443-8800. PLEASE NOTE: If you register for classes today, Blackboard courses will not appear on your Bb Course List until the next day.

• Blackboard courses -- Login with your ID and password here:

PLEASE NOTE: Most online courses offered at DACC are taught via Blackboard with the exception of the following courses. Please use course web addresses provided below for those courses:

REGULAR FALL 2011 (Beginning 8/22/11)
BOFF-140-W [Medical Terminology - Instructor: Michelle Cornell] (uses Evolve)
CECN 102 WH [Microeconomics - Instructor: Steve Downing] (uses MyEconLab)
CECN 103 WH [Macroeconomics - Instructor: Steve Downing] (uses MyEconLab)
CRIM 202 W [Laws of Evidence - Instructor: Michael Denhart] (uses Pageout)
CRIM 202 W1 [Laws of Evidence - Instructor: Michael Denhart] (uses Pageout)

3. Email your instructor! It's like taking role call on the first day class and raising your hand when your name is called. You need to make initial contact with your instructor. If your course uses Blackboard, email the instructor using the internal course email tool. If you do not see an email tool in your Blackboard course or other course portal, send an email to your instructor's DACC email account by using the email address you found on the course list.

4. Get Started! Once you log into your course, you should see some directions about what to do next, and how to begin working in the course. The instructor will probably have a syllabus and other course information for you to read. Contact your instructor if there's something you don't understand!

Please note: online courses usually still require textbooks!
Be sure to check with the campus bookstore!

Support:
If you have questions, your first point of contact is your instructor.
For Blackboard technical support, please contact:

You may also use this convenient web form:
Technical Support Request Form

Danville Area Community College is accredited for distance delivery of courses that satisfy the certificate and/or degree programs in Accounting; Marketing Mid-Management; Travel and Tourism; and the general transfer Associate of Science and Arts (ASA) degree by the Higher Learning Commission of the North Central Association of Colleges and Schools.

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