Specifications

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Step 6:
Contact your instructor
CAC wants all students to be ready and prepared to begin learning on the first day of a class.
Effective Spring 2014 semester, all professors will be taking attendance during the first week of
classes. It is imperative you log in to your online class within the first 3 days to demonstrate you are
ready to begin the class and to avoid the risk of being dropped as a “No Show”. If you are dropped
from the class because you did not log in and/or participate in your online class, it will affect your
student billing account and financial aid awards.
Let your instructor know that you are registered for the class and that you have been able to log in
to Blackboard. Occasionally, instructors will ask that you send your contact information - your
telephone number and/or address. Read the syllabus and other postings for specific expectations.
The CAC e-mail account is the only account officially recognized by CAC; therefore, you are
required to use your CAC email account. If problems occur with other email accounts, CAC
cannot offer support.
Sometimes an instructor will make class information available before the semester starts, but
others wait until the first day of classes. You can begin checking for available courses a week prior
to the start date.
Getting Help
If you need any help with your Blackboard
account please contact CAC Customer
Service and Technical Support:
E-mail: [e-mail] or
[e-mail]
Phone: [phone];
1- [phone], ext. 5111
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