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Frequently Asked Questions

How do I get help?

Online Services are initially handled by the Distance Learning Office.

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•Phone: 330.471.8423 or toll free 800.867.6267

•Office: Founders Hall Room 39

Technical Support Services are handled by our educational partner, eCollege, through the Malone University Online Help Desk. Technical support is available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.

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•Phone: 866.221.8245

Expectations

What is the Online Learning Program?

The Online Learning Program is an educational experience that breaks the mold of the traditional classroom by offering educational opportunities and course enhancements over the Internet. Online learning adds flexibility and availability by allowing students access to course material twenty-four hours a day, seven days a week.

What are the expectations in an online course?

The same course demands and academic standards that are required in a classroom can also be found in an online course. Just as in a traditional classroom, students will follow a schedule as outlined in the course syllabus with deadlines for assignments.

Do I have to be on at a specific time?

Malone's online courses are delivered with flexibility in mind thus you are not required to be online at a specific time of the day. However, all online courses require that work be completed within a particular time frame. It is recommended that you access your course every day to engage the learning material, to participate in online discussions, and to complete assignments and exams.

Getting Started

 

How do I register for a course?

Register online at www.malone.edu/online , by email at qvfgnapryrneavat+znybar+rqh , by phone at (330) 471-8423 or toll free (800) 867-6267, or on-campus at the Malone Registrar's Office.

How do I access my online courses?

To access your courses, please login to your personal account at the Malone University Online Campus - www.malone.edu/online . On the right-hand side of the page you will see a "Login" area. Using your Malone login credentials, enter you username and password.

I am a first time user, what are my login credentials?

First time users are required to set-up and use our new Self Service Password Reset System before you can use Malone University technology resources. Please follow these steps:

1.Go to password reset instructions.

2.Read the Password reset instructions located about half way down the page.

3.Go to http://userid.malone.edu and set-up the Password Reset System

4.Return to www.malone.edu/online and log into the Online Learning System

Your username can be determined by using the following formula:

Username = first initial, middle initial, last name, and the number 1, 2, 3, etc.

Sample name: John Q. Public

Username: jqpublic1

Your default password can be determined by using the following formula:

Default Password = first initial, middle initial, last initial, followed by the last 4 digits of your social security number (If no SS#, try 4 zeros.)

Sample name: John Q. Public --- SS#: 111-22-1234

Password: jqp1234

How do I use my Malone email account?

All students are required to use their Malone issued email account in the Distance Learning System. You can check your email anywhere you have Internet access. The university and your instructor will communicate important information to you via email. It is recommended that you check it daily.

1.Go to email.malone.edu.

2.Enter your username.

3.Enter your Malone password.

4.Click “Login.”

How will I know how to use the online system?

We have created an orientation course for you to take before you begin your first course. You may enter this course at any time by logging into the system using the Login button on the Malone University Online homepage. Once you access your personal account, you will see a term name highlighted in gray called "Special Courses." Under the term name, you will see the “Next Student Orientation Tutorial” click on the blue link to enter the course.

What are the technical requirements for taking an online course?

Success in your educational program begins with having the proper hardware. In order to ensure that you are ready to begin your program you should review the technical requirements for our educational system at the technical requirements page. The system requirements are fairly basic and most computers meet these requirements.

What software do I need to take an online course?

You should first take our browser test. The browser test will make sure that you have the general software necessary to use our system. If you are missing a piece of software you will be directed to a site to download the software for free. Our software requirements are very basic and most computers have the necessary software. Additionally, for most courses you will need to have word processing software and Adobe Acrobat reader.

Course Information

 

When will I be able to access my course?

You will be able to access your course on the first day of classes.

Where do I get information about my books for the course?

Purchase your text books from the University Bookstore. Text books are available for purchase one week prior to the session start date and may be shipped upon request. The University Bookstore can be reached at 330-471-8310 or toll free at 1-800-521-1146 ext 8310.

How do I communicate with my faculty member?

Our online courses emphasize communication between students, their peers and the instructor. Communication is facilitated by online discussion, email, online chat rooms and whiteboards. These communication tools offer the ability for students to communicate with their professor, work on group projects together, chat online, and view documents together.

Are there online library resources?

The Malone University Cattell Library provides access to a variety of online research databases as well as the Malone University Library book catalog through remote access.

To access the online library resources, you will need to validate your user access, a process known as authentication. To authenticate, you will need your library bar code. Your library bar code can be found from your online course personal student homepage by clicking on the “Services” tab located to the left of the page and then by clicking on the “library Services” link.

A complete list of library resources and remote access information can be found at the Malone University Cattell Library website located at www.malone.edu/academics/library .



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