• For courses that are generated via our registration system (Ellucian Colleague) – the students are added/dropped to your Canvas courses automatically.
  • Note: The sync process occurs every couple of hours and sometimes it can take up to six hours for the changes propagate between all systems.

• First bring up the course that will be merged into the main one and click on Settings.
  • The section that does not have content in it
  • Also note – If this section has graded material you  will not be able to access it once the courses have been merged
    • Either save this info or have the students resubmit their work.  

• On the settings page click on the Sections tab at the top.

• Click on the section that contains the students for the course, which brings up a list of enrollments.

• Next, click on the Cross-List this Course button located on the right side of Canvas.

• This will bring up the Cross-List window. In the Search for Course input box, type in a portion of the target course’s title to bring up a drop down menu listing courses containing that text.

• Select the course that you want to use and then click Cross-List This Section.

For more info see – https://community.canvaslms.com/docs/DOC-10885

Direct link: http://yccd.instructure.com

There may be a couple of reasons for this:

1. Are you actually enrolled in the course(s)?
   • Students on waiting lists cannot access their course(s) from within Canvas until the actual registration process has occurred
   • There can be up to six-hour delay from the time you enroll into a course and before it appears in your Canvas environment
2. Course availability
   • In general, courses are accessible to students only within the term dates
   • The course must be published by your professor before it is accessible to students
   • Only published courses automatically show up on Canvas Dashboard, to view all of your courses click on ‘Courses‘ button
     • Learn how to favorite course(s) they will show up on your dashboard.
   • Not all YCCD courses use Canvas. If the course you are trying to access is not published please verify with your professor that she/he are using Canvas.
3. Tip: Learn how to customize/organize your courses list

Additional Help:

If you have verified:

1. You’re enrolled in your course (via logging into WebAdvisor)
2. It has been more than six hours since you have been enrolled in the course
3. The course is within the term dates of the current semester

Please notify us by creating a support ticket from within Canvas  (via clicking on the “Help” icon and choosing ‘Report a problem’ option.

Currently, you can only change (reset) your password only from our PortalGuard system

To change your password please visit – https://login.yccd.edu

Important Note – Changing  your password will change your password across most of our systems. Including MyCampus Portal, Canvas, Office 365 (email), and possibly other YCCD systems that you may have access to.

Your WebAdvisor ID is the first initial of your last name (capitalized) + your 7 digit student/employee ID number.

For example: P0000001

Note – This number can be found on your class schedule/paycheck stub

Alternatively you can lookup your id number from WebAdvisor  Login and Password Info (https://webadvisor.yccd.edu/WebAdvisor/html/password.html).

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What is Minitab?

Minitab is a command- and menu-driven software package for statistical analysis.

How can I access it?

It is available to YCCD Student for Windows and Macintosh OS X.

To download the software and to view quick installation instructions please visit –  https://yc-app.yccd.edu/minitab/

Note: If you are a student using Minitab for a class exercise and have questions about your work,  please ask your instructor for help.

Which internet browsers are supported by MyCampus Portal?​

The portal works with many browsers: Internet Explorer (recommended for rich features), Firefox, Chrome, and Safari.

What are groups?

Groups in Office 365 let you choose a set of people that you wish to collaborate with and easily set up a collection of resources for those people to share. You don’t have to worry about manually assigning permissions to all those resources because adding members to the group automatically gives them the permissions they need to the tools your group provides. Additionally, groups are the new and improved experience for what we used to use distribution lists or shared mailboxes to do.

Private groups vs public groups

When creating a group you’ll need to decide if you want it to be a private group or a public group. Content in a public group can be seen by anybody in your organization, and anybody in your organization is able to join the group. Content in a private group can only be seen by the members of the group and people who want to join a private group have to be approved by a group owner.

Neither public groups nor private groups can be seen or accessed by people outside of your organization unless those people have been specifically invited as guests.

To change your group from public to private (or vice-versa) go to the group conversation location, either in Outlook or Yammer. For Office 365 Groups in Outlook, go to Outlook 2016 and choose Edit Group from the ribbon. On the group settings pane that appears you’ll be able to toggle the privacy setting. In Outlook on the web click the More group actions button at the top right (looks like three dots) and choose Edit group from the drop-down menu. For Office 365 Connected Yammer Groups, go to the group in Yammer and click the settings icon in the group header to edit the group’s privacy setting.

1. Start by calling 530-740-1799
2. Press the # key followed your mailbox number (your four-digit extension)
3. Lastly, enter security code then #

1. Open Outlook on the web.
2. In the navigation pane, next to Groups, select the + button. (If you don’t see the + button, hover your mouse over the navigation pane.)
   • TIP: Groups can be created from within the ‘People’ app which is accessible for the ‘App Launcher’ (blue square located on upper left corner)
3. In Choose a name, enter a group name that briefly captures the spirit of the group.
4. A suggested group ID is provided. To assign a different name to your group which will be part of the group URL, click Edit next to the Group ID box.If you see “not available,” the group ID is already in use. Try something different. Note that once you choose a group ID, it cannot be changed.
5. In Add a description, enter a detailed description of the group to help others understand its purpose. This description will be included in the welcome email when others join the group.
6. In Privacy, do one of the following:
   • To create a group in which anyone within your organization can view its content and become a member, select Public.
   • To create a group in which membership requires approval by a group owner and only members can view group content, select Private.
7. To enable subscribed members to receive email and calendar event notifications in both their group inbox and personal inbox, select Send copies of all group messages and events to members’ inboxes. This is recommended when members belong to multiple groups because it means they can see all group notifications in one place without having to visit each group mailbox in order to stay current with group activity.
8. Select Create.
9. If you’re ready to add members to your newly created group (you aren’t able to add external users at this time), continue with the create group wizard. Otherwise, select Not now. You can always come back and add group members later.

1. Open Outlook on the web.
2. In the navigation pane, under Groups, select Discover. (If you don’t see Discover, click More at the bottom of your groups list. Once all of your groups are displayed you should see the Discover link.)
3. All available groups will be listed in alphabetical order. Select the one you want and click Join. If the group is public, you’ll see a confirmation message and become a member right away. If the group is private, type a reason why you want to join > Send.

   TIPS:

   • How do you know at a glance whether a group is private? It’s noted at the top of the group card, as in this example.
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   Once you’ve joined a group you’ll receive a welcome message that contains important information and links to help you get started. If the group is public, you’ll get the message right away. If the group is private, you’ll get the welcome message after you’ve been approved by group owner.

Invite others to join a group

1. Open Outlook on the web.
2. On the left navigation pane, select the group you want to invite others to join. You can only invite people from your school or organization. If you want to invite a guest user from outside your organization, you’ll have to use the add/remove process. See Add guests to a group for instructions.
3. Do one of the following:
   • On the menu bar, select More group actions > Invite others.
   • At the top of the page, select the name of the group, and select More actions > Invite others.
4. Do one of the following:
   • Select Copy to copy a link to the group to your clipboard. Paste the link into a message to share it with others.
   • Select Email to open a compose window with a link to join the group.

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To learn more about these products and to download them please visit http://store.collegebuys.org/c1/

How do I forward my @yccd.edu emails to my personal email address?

#1 — log into https://outlook.office.com/yccd.edu. (Your college supplied Office 365 Account). Use your Webadvisor Credentials to log in. Here you find out how to obtain your YCCD login credentials

#2 – on your “home screen” click on the “gear icon” on the top right of the menu bar to access your settings

#3  In the Settings dialog — enter “forwarding” in the “Search all settings” field on the right panel on your screen. Then click on the “Forwarding” topic returned in the search results

#4  enter the email address you wish to forward to. Important — make sure you accurately enter in the correct email address. Take your time.

#5  Test by sending an email to your yccd.edu address.  Make sure the email is forwarded correctly.  If you have any difficulties or have questions, contact us

Which system are you trying to login to?

• Canvas
• MyCampus Portal
• WebAdvisor
• Email/OneDrive/Office 365
• Wifi Hotspot
• Yuba/Woodland Mobile App

MyCampus Portal

• Direct link:  https://mycampus.yccd.edu
  
• Username: ‘A0123456@go.yccd.edu’ (your YCCD email address) or ‘yccdweb\A0123456’
• Password: Your password is the same as your WebAdvisor or PortalGuard password.

First Time Users to YCCD Systems including ‘MyCampus Portal’ and ‘Email’: You only need to do this once!

• You MUST update your PortalGuard password before you can login to any YCCD System.
  This single action will synchronize your password across YCCD Systems, including WebAdvisor, MyCampus Portal, Email/Office 365, and Wifi Hotspots.
  • Note: This process may take few minutes to complete so give few minutes be attempting to login

YCCD MyCampus Portal allows you to view announcements, event information, provides access links, such as WebAdvisor, Canvas, email, OneDrive, Calendars, and Class sites.

For more information visit: MyCampus portal guide

Single Sign On, or SSO, permits a user to enter a YCCD username (login ID) and password once to access multiple systems automatically.

Login into the YCCD PortalGuard system to see

Click on “your name” in the upper right corner above the Search field and choose “Sign Out”. After Signing out, please always exit or quit the browser.

For a more consistent experience, we recommend using the navigation tools provided within the mycampus.yccd.edu portal itself rather than using the browser’s Forward and Back buttons.