Distance Education
We make education as flexible as possible. You can earn a certificate, one of four degrees or just study that computer program you’re interested in through a combination of online courses, telecourses, blended courses, special courses and traditional courses.
No matter which distance education option you choose, we still offer the support you need.
Are you interested in...
- Online Courses - Courses taught on
the Internet, using ANGEL - Spring 2012 PDF
- Telecourses - Courses taught using video tapes, CDs or DVDs and phone or email
- Blended Courses - Courses taught partly on campus and partly online
- Frequently Asked Questions about Distance Learning
- Self-Assessment quiz
Is an online course right for you?
Already registered for a DE course?
- We strongly recommend that you go through the orientation module in ANGEL. Login in to ANGEL and click "How to use an Online Class at MCC."
- Need ANGEL help? See these ANGEL tutorials and instructions, listed by topic.
- Telecourse Syllabi
"Online classes allowed me to do my class work on my own schedule."
Read more about Shel ⇒
In Detail
Are you a student at Harper, John Wood, Sauk Valley or Waubonsee taking an online course at MCC?
Review log on information. PDF
Are you an MCC student registered for a Special Course (650 section) through Harper, Lake Land, Sauk Valley or Waubonsee College?
Choose the appropriate college for specific login instructions.
Did you know…
If you need assistance, you can leave us an email or phone message and we'll reply within 24 working hours? Contact us at leavmail@mchenry.edu or (815) 479-7878.
Your can access your online course 24 hours a day, seven days a week? Go to the online course system now ⇒
ANGEL uses your entire last name, in all lowercase letters, as your password the first time you log on? Review online course orientation instructions PDF 831 KB
Distance learners can use the same student support services as on-campus students? Check out our student support services ⇒
There’s a difference between a chat room and a discussion board? See our frequently used terms page to brush up on distance education lingo ⇒