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Template Welcome Message for Online Students
Dear Student:
You are registered for [insert course prefix and number] which is delivered via the internet.
If this is the first online course you have ever taken, then I strongly urge you to do one of the following:
- Attend one of the on-campus “Orientation to Etudes” sessions held during the first week of each quarter. See http://www.foothill.edu/fga/etudes_oncampus_orientation.php
- Watch the video version of “Orientation to Etudes” at http://www.foothill.edu/fga/etudes_orientation.php
- Complete the Self-Assessment Questionnaire and visit the Online Learning Tour webpages at http://www.foothill.edu/fga/realitycheck.php
To access or login to your course, follow these steps:
- Find out your Etudes User ID and Password by following the instructions at http://www.foothill.edu/fga/logininstructions.php
- Go to the login Gateway Portal for Etudes at https://myetudes.org
- Bookmark this webpage.
- You do NOT need to login to My Portal in order to access your course site in Etudes.
- Be sure to check System Requirements (left side of screen) prior to getting started with Etudes.
- Type in your Etudes User ID and Password
If you have problems accessing or logging into the course, go to the Student Help Desk at https://foothill.helpdeskconnect.com/ or call the Foothill Global Access distance learning office at (650) 949-7446.
Once you have logged into Etudes:
- Notice the links to tutorials about how to take tests and set your preferences in the “Tips & Information” area on the right side of the screen.
- Change your Password if you are still using the default birthday month/day as your Password. See instructions for changing your Password at http://etudes.org/gateway/article_update-account.html
- Click on the tab titled [insert course prefix and number] near the top of the screen.
To avoid being dropped for non-attendance, you need to [insert your instructions].
Enjoy your quarter,
[insert Instructor’s Name and email address]
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