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Online Learning Student Resources

Cabrillo offers online courses year round. There are over 600 hybrid and fully online classes to choose from, and several degree programs that can be completed entirely online. Instructors provide detailed information to help you get started in an online class.

STEPS TO GET STARTED

Search for Classes

The Search for Courses and Course Sections page will help you decide what class is right for you, and you can filter results to find the day/time that works best. See the Catalog for degree requirements.

For additional course information, see the printable Schedule of Classes.

About Online Learning

The Distance Education Program is designed to make online education accessible, and to remove barriers that delay students’ progress, particularly for first generation college students, working students, and students who seek a credential or transfer to a college/university.

Students new to online learning are encouraged to go on a Quest for Online Success. (Use your Cabrillo ID and password.) There are four modules in Canvas that will help you become a more successful online learner by (1) introducing you to the Canvas learning management system, and (2) help you identify how to get "tech ready" and become an online learner.

In some courses, on-site exams may be held on campus at the discretion of the instructor and the department. Information including dates, times, and locations will be listed in the Cabrillo online class schedule prior to registration.

For information about a particular course, please contact the course instructor.

Online Degree Information

To receive an Associate's Degree, you must complete the General Education requirements in addition to courses offered in your major. See the Catalog for degree requirements. Additional courses are required to meet admission requirements to the CSU and UC. Counselors are available to help you make good choices about programs. Appointments can be scheduled with a Counselor by calling (831) 479-6274. Online courses offered that  fulfill degree/transfer requirements. MORE

Can't find the transferrable course you need?

Finish your degree faster by selecting a class from the thousands of online courses at California community colleges. Visit the California Virtual Campus, Finish Faster Online website.

Orientation to Online Learning

Whether this is your first time enrolling in an online course or you are a seasoned professional, Quest for Success provides student readiness tools to help you discover the resources and skills you need to be successful.

Once you begin your online class, free resources include online tutoring and writing support, success tips in the Quest for Success online readiness orientation, online counseling services, and more.

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Online Advising

The Counseling Department offers online counseling appointments through live video. You can "meet" with a counselor from anywhere in the world! Call 831-479-6274 to schedule an online counseling appointment. You'll need to be able to access Zoom webconferencing. [Test my computer.] Our counselors want to assist you with effective academic planning and answer specific kinds of questions. In order to get the most from a counseling appointment, read "Before you make an appointment" information.

Online Tutoring

NetTutor is an online tutoring service available within Canvas. Instructors may refer students via the Online Tutoring link, or you can access NetTutor tutors directly through the NetTutor link in the Canvas course menu. On campus, you can visit the Tutorial Center as well.

Out of State Residency

Students who reside out-of-state will not be able to register for online classes. Student athletes, or other students who are physically present at Cabrillo may register for an online class in-person at the Welcome Center, Student Activities Center (SAC East 225).

Online Code of Conduct

Students are expected to meet conduct standards outlined in the Student Rights and Responsibilities Handbook. Section V. subsection G. refers to discipline related to online or distance education.

Online Education Contact Information

• Student Help Desk
  P 831.479.5030
  Email | Website
• Audrey Blumeneau and Carol Hobson
  Faculty Co-Coordinators Teaching and Learning Center 
  
• Matt Smithey
  Teaching and Learning Center Help Desk Support Assistant
  
• Emilio Medina and Israel Ramirez
  Student Assistants