It is important to note that if you are registered for online
e-Learning courses that uses this courseware system you will need to
go to the URL indicated in your
Registered Student grid
to correctly login to your classroom as your instructor may have a
different portal to access their specific class. If your
instructor has indicated all course materials are accessed via your
ANGEL account here is the direct link NSCC ANGEL Learning:
http://angel.northseattle.edu/default.asp
For those students registered for Hybrid courses or those taking web
enhanced courses on campus using ANGEL Learning the direct link to
ANGEL Learning is
http://angel.northseattle.edu/default.asp
If your course uses ANGEL or Canvas LMS you need to be aware that accounts are only created for Officially Registered Students. After you are moved from a waitlist into a course it can take up to 4 hours for your account to be activated. Accounts are not created for students on waitlists.
The protocol for logging into your own Angel account:
UserID = Your
full 9 digit Student ID number.
Password =Your
First 5 letters of your last name.
The Password is CASE SENSITIVE use all lower
case. (If your last name is less
than 5 letters use your full name and do not use any ' or other
characters)
Once logged in ANGEL Learning gives you the opportunity to change your password by clicking on the "Preferences" icon. If you wish to change your password it is important to remember this as NeLSC office does not have access to any password changes. See the "Please Note" information below on changing passwords.
You will only be able to login to ANGEL if your course uses this system. Student accounts will be available Friday before the quarter begins. Registering after the first day of the quarter your account may take up to 4 hours to be activated.
Please Note: It is very important when you log into your Angel account for the first time that you update your email address so that automated tech support will be able to reach you.
If you are unfamiliar with using ANGEL there is a FAQ page you can access and Washington Online also has a ANGEL tutorial to get you started.