Minnesota Online College in the High School
Students
Online learning requires students to be motivated, work independently and devote sufficient number of hours each week to a course. Students work on and complete assignments according to faculty assigned timelines. Students take online college courses at the same time as high school classes.
New Students / Current Students
New Students
- Assess your readiness to learn online,
- Is online learning right for you?
- To complete a more detailed assessment, make a guest account at the OASIS (online assessment system for Internet students)
- Available Courses and Course Descriptions
- Time Line for Fall/Spring Courses
- How to apply
- Student Electronic Tools
- D2L Mini course
- Desire2Learn (D2L) is the instructional management software that allows students to access course materials through a standard web browser. Students can access a variety of course materials including course content, calendar, news, grades, chats, discussions, drop box to submit assignments, quizzes, and surveys
- MyOnline Portal Sample Site
- D2L Mini course
- Procedure for assessment testing
- Student eligibility
- My Online Portal provides Online College in the High School students with a collection of personalized tools that will enhance their experience as online students . Among the many tools provided in the portal are: access to registering for courses, library materials, forms, and a student guide to learning the online learning tool called Desire2Learn. After registering for courses the portal will also show the classes a student is attending online. Later when students have taken courses for more than one semester they will be able to see their online course grades from prior semesters
- Student NetMail
- The home college of an Online College in the High School student will provide that student with a college email account. OCHS students are expected to check this account daily for information and updates from instructors and the college
- Virtual Chocolate Course
- Virtual Chocolate Sample online learning in the CHOCOLATE mini-course
Username: chocolate
Password: Chocolate
Note: Username and password are case-sensitive
- Virtual Chocolate Sample online learning in the CHOCOLATE mini-course
If you need more assistance...
- search Frequently Asked Questions
- submit the Ask a Question form
- get instant answers via a Web Chat session
- send an email to distancemn@custhelp.com
- or call 1-800-456-8519 toll free
The Minnesota Online support center staff is on duty seven days a week
Contact:
Distance Minnesota
P.O. Box 309, Perham, MN 56573
Online Support / 1-800-456-8519
+1.651.556.0596 (international)
TTY: 1.800.627.3529
Member colleges:
- Alexandria Technical College
- Minnesota State Community and Technical College
- Northland Community & Technical College
- Northwest Technical College
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