How can I easily manage multiple courses in my web browser?
It's easy to manage multiple courses at the same time. Once you are logged into a course, simply click the Exit Course button (it looks like a house) at the bottom of the Left-Hand Course Navigation Tree. If you click the Exit Course button from within any open course, it will take you back to y ...
- Is the eCollege system compatible with Web accessibility standards?
The eCollege system is fully compliant with Section 508. Exceeding the standards set by Section 508, the U.S. Federal Accessibility Standard for electronic and information technology, eCollege raised the bar as the only Learning provider offering all of the following: Courseware that not only s ...
- Accessing full-text articles in Pub Med
Here are the general directions for how to locate full-text articles using PubMed: 1. Go to http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/ 2. Click Advanced Search 3. Click Limits 4. Click in the box next to all limits that apply (note, Links to free full text is under the category Text Options) 4. Before ...
- Why can't I access the website where my course is located?
First, make sure that your internet connection is active by loading alternate sites. If you login at the www.achs.edu page and experience difficulty, you can also try logging in at http://myachsclass.org and login using your same student login and password. If you still experience difficulty, co ...
- Why can't I login?
If you use your social security number as your login, are you including the dashes in your number? If not, try including them, if so, try not including them. Is your caps lock on? This may seem like a silly question, but it is easy to click the caps lock and not know it. Passwords are sensitive ...
- I use AOL. What kind of a browser do I have?
AOL uses an "internal browser." Using the AOL internal browser can cause sporadic problems with the eCollege system. AOL is constantly updating and changing its browser. Therefore, it is not supported by the eCollege helpdesk. To prevent many possible problems that you may have using AOL's brows ...
- I thought I downloaded a new browser, but now I can't use it.
First, make sure you have connected to the Internet. Did you install the browser after you downloaded it? Hopefully you saved your new software onto your desktop. If you did, the installation icon will be easy to find, if you did not install the software on the desktop, then you may need to do s ...
- How do I tell what version of a browser I am currently using?
Click on "Help" at the top of your browser and choose "About" This will bring up a dialog box that tells you which version you are using.
