Employee Resources

Faculty Resources

• Academic Assessment
• D2L Resources
• Faculty Handbook

Employee Resources

• Crossroads
• IT Training Resources
• WebEx Resources
• Human Resources
• Information Technology
• Complete a Ticket Request
• Institutional Effectiveness Requests
• Employee Directory
• Employee Webmail
• CNCC Social Media Guidelines
• Employee Resources, Policies and Procedures (CCCS)
• Employee Handbook 

Training Videos

• How to complete a helpdesk ticket ... This brief tutorial will show you how to complete the best web ticket so that you get a response quickly.
• Saving Files at CNCC (network drives) ... Where should you save your files so that they are secure and backed up? This video will answer all of your questions.
• What is a web browser? ... Learn about the different web browsers that CNCC supports and when to use them.
• How to e-sign a pdf ... Create a signature that can digitally sign forms and business documents.
• Creating an outlook calendar event ... Learn how to invite colleagues to a meeting and check their availability.
• How to take a screenshot ... Use a screenshot to explain your computer issue in a helpdesk ticket.

D2L Tutorial Videos

Minimum Requirements

Not just online, but all courses utilize a D2L course shell that is required, at a minimum, to include a course syllabus and maintain an active gradebook. The gradebook is required for record-keeping and data mining purposes for retention.

• Posting a Course Syllabus - Learn how to post a course syllabus into your d2l course shell.
• Creating a Gradebook -  Learn how to create the required Gradebook in D2L.
• Creating Grade Categories & Grade Items - Learn how to complete your gradebook with grade categories and items.
• Releasing Grades in D2L... Learn how to release your grades so that students and administrators can view current grades for the 3-week grade checks.
• Copy a Course - Learn how to copy previously taught or master courses into new D2L course shells.
• Archive D2L Courses - Learn how to export a copy of your course to save in case it needs to be recovered.