Fullerton College | Distance Education

Access and Log Into Courses in Blackboard
(WebStar user name and password)
Due to scheduled maintenance, Blackboard is not accessible on Wednesday's, 6am-10am.

Access and Log Into MyGateway,
online registration, and student resources.
Note: Single sign on to courses in Blackboard is now available through the MyGateway portal.

Blackboard Log In: The user name ("@" symbol, followed by 8-digit I.D.) and password are the same as when logging into MyGateway/WebStar to register for classes. Note: If using a Social Security Number, to find your user I.D. ("@" + 8-digits):
1. Log into MyGateway
2. Click on WebStar icon
3. Click on "Personal Information"
4. Scroll down - click on "What is my ID number?"
5. Need assistance? Contact District Information Services or email: ishelpdesk@nocccd.edu

Log In Tips
- Check Blackboard Operating System and Browser Compatibility - click here

* user name: 8-digit I.D., preceded with "@" sign (e.g., @xxxxxxxx)
(If "@" sign is omitted, page reads: "Not Enrolled in Any Courses.")
* password: Blackboard reads only the first six digits of a password. If password has more than six characters, key in only the first six.

ACT Help Desk
   Mon-Th: 7am-10pm Fri: 7am-5pm   Sat: 10am-4pm
  email: helpdesk@fullcoll.edu 714-992-7111
Questions? email: online@fullcoll.edu

Note: As cited in BP5500, "A student who violates the standards of student conduct shall be subject to disciplinary action including, but not limited to, the removal, suspension or expulsion of the student." You are in violation of the Standards of Student Conduct and Discipline Policy any time you allow someone else to log in and/or complete your coursework on your behalf. To view the Standards of Student Conduct and Discipline Policy, click here.

Introduction

Distance Education (technology enhanced instruction) incorporates technologies such as the Internet to deliver instruction to students.

Hybrid courses combine some percentage of class time online and some class time on campus.
Online courses are offered entirely or primarily online. Some instructors may require attendance on campus for an orientation and/or testing.
Telewebs combine video broadcasts, online technologies, and some campus attendance.

Campus computer labs are available for use by registered students unable to access from their personal computers and/or mobile devices. For additional information, refer to the FAQ's and the Schedule of Classes.