How to navigate within your course

You can access a range of navigation buttons, depending upon where you are in a course. For example, after you have entered the URL for the course but have not yet logged on, you can select links to course information, and a course catalog. As you proceed into the course, more features are available. Some selections in the left-side navigation bar duplicate the linked icons at the top of all course content pages, making it easy to get around in the course. The table below describes the functions of each navigation button:

 
After you Login:
Selection Function
My Courses

Lists all courses in which you are enrolled.

Symbols to the left of the course titles indicate the status of the course (Not Started, In Progress, Complete, Expired)

Course Availability is listed to the right of the course title (Open, or a given expiration date set by the Instructor.

Profile Records student Profile information including user name/password, POP Mail server address, and other pertinent data, including a drive for client-side associated files.
Grade Book Details all grade information for registered courses.
Search Locates a selected keyword or phrase in the course content. A pull-down menu allows you to search all content or to narrow the search to the following areas: Discussion, FAQ's, Glossary, Internet Links, Notes, Reference or the Syllabus.
Shortcuts

Provides course tree hierarchy for quick navigation to specific areas any course in which you are enrolled. Links directly to Chat, Discussion, Notes and Course Content (listed by lesson and topic).

Note: In AICC, LRN, and SCORM courses, Shortcuts does not display.

Help Accesses Online Help.
Exit Leads to log-off or a new, secure log-on.
 
After you select a course:
Selection Function
Syllabus

Displays the Syllabus with links to each topic within each lesson.

Roster Lists the names, e-mail addresses, and locations of registered students. Students can also link to Instructor Profile (Bio) information.
Resources Provides links information that is supplemental to the course: Glossary, FAQ's, Internet Links, and References
Communicate Provides links to communication features: Discussion, Chat, Calendar, and Class Mailbox