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I thought we had FIVE tries to get into Banner - has this changed? I will contact Joan Howell in the morning to double-check. Had a student this afternoon who had to go reset the account after (she said) only 2 tries.
When do I confirm classes?
After you have registered for your classes through TigerWeb's Self-Service Registration process, it can take 24 hours for your records to process the classes you registered for online. You can tell if it has gone through the next day by going into your student account .
1. http://www.chattanoogastate.edu/
2. Click on the TigerWeb orange button.
3. Enter Username & Password, A number & password.
4. Click on "Click Here to Enter" under TigerWeb Self-Service.
5. Click on Student.
6. Click on Student Accounts.
7. Click on Account Detail for Term/Confirm Enrollment/Credit Card Payment.
8. Select Appropriate Term
9. Click on “Yes, I will attend…”
NOTE: If Confirm Enrollment doesn't appear it hasn't been processed yet. You just need to check back later.If you pay for your classes the system will automatically confirm your attendance. However, even after you pay I would check back a couple of days later to check on your confirmation.
1. http://www.chattanoogastate.edu/
2. Click on the TigerWeb orange button.
3. Enter Username & Password, A number & password.
4. Click on "Click Here to Enter" under TigerWeb Self-Service.
5. Click on Student.
6. Click on Student Accounts.
7. Click on Account Detail for Term/Confirm Enrollment/Credit Card Payment.
8. Select Appropriate Term
9. Click on “Yes, I will attend…”
NOTE: If Confirm Enrollment doesn't appear it hasn't been processed yet. You just need to check back later.If you pay for your classes the system will automatically confirm your attendance. However, even after you pay I would check back a couple of days later to check on your confirmation.
How do I change the language settings on the computer?
If you are a student who works better in your native language, you can change the computer language option on the library computer to your native language. It is easy and will also add a bar at the bottom of the window to switch the computer back to English when you are done.
START>Settings>Control Panel>Regional and Language. Click to open the Regional and Languages settings. Under the Regional Options tab select the language you need by clicking the down arrow next to the first text box where English is selected. The drop down menu will show a list of countries. Click on the country you need, click Apply, then OK.
Now your language is set for the computer. At the right and bottom side of the START toolbar you will now have an option that lets you return to English or toggle between languages.
START>Settings>Control Panel>Regional and Language. Click to open the Regional and Languages settings. Under the Regional Options tab select the language you need by clicking the down arrow next to the first text box where English is selected. The drop down menu will show a list of countries. Click on the country you need, click Apply, then OK.
Now your language is set for the computer. At the right and bottom side of the START toolbar you will now have an option that lets you return to English or toggle between languages.
How Do I Save to My Flash Drive?
Let's say it is a Word document in an Office 2007 application...
- Click on the Office button (round gold button at the top left of your Word document window where you find the save and print options drop down menu)
- Click Save As.
- Select your flash drive location by clicking on the down menu arrow at the right end of the Save in: textbox.
- A drop down menu appears and you should see the name of your flash drive. It will appear next to a Drive: location.
- Select the name of your flash drive.
- Type in the title of your file's name if you haven't named it already.
- Click Save.
- To check your flash drive to see if your document did save to it, click on your flash drive icon on the START toolbar (far right, bottom of screen).
- A menu will open and you should select Explore Drive _ next a window will open showing the icons to your files. Click on the document iconthen the name of your saved file to open it.
How Do I Use a Flash Drive? This Is My First Time.
Flash drives attach to the computer through the USB port. USB ports can be found in different locations of a computer. Some USB ports are on the side of a monitor, usually the left side. Other ports are found on the tower (main computer box) or to the back or side of a laptop. When you slide the silver section of the flash drive into the USB port the computer will start connecting to your flash drive automatically. Sometimes a window appears to let you know this. An icon for your flash drive will appear to the bottom right of the START toolbar. You can then click on your flash drive icon to open it and see what features you have on it. Some offer different applications to help you handle and access your documents.
Sometimes when you use a flash drive for the first time, it will ask you to name your flash drive and set applications. Just read along in the self help wizard feature of the flash drive to get started.
One thing to remember- do not use symbols or periods in the name (. - =+@/*-). This can confuse the computer. We recommend you use your name so that if you leave it behind in the library and it is turned in at circulation, we can find you and return it or you can give accurate documentation that it is your flash drive.
Once you finish these steps you are ready to start saving and accessing documents from your flash drive. Lets assume you have something on the computer now that you want to save to your flash drive. Let's say it is a Word document in an Office 2007 application. Click on the Office button(round gold button at top left of window where you find the save and print options drop down menu)>Click Save As. Select your flash drive location by clicking on the down menu arrow at the right end of the Save in: textbox. A drop down menu appears and you should see the name of your flash drive. It will appear next to a Drive: location. Select the name of your flash drive.Type in the title of your file's name if you haven't named it already. Click Save.
To check your flash drive to see if your document did save to it, click on your flash drive icon on the START toolbar (far right, bottom of screen). A menu will open and you should select Explore Drive _ and a window will open showing the icons to your files. Click on the document icon and name of your saved file to open it.
IMPORTANT: Do not pull the flash drive out without Eject procedure. To remove a flash drive correctly click on your flashdrive icon, when the window appears click on the EJECT button. Wait until the window appears that tells you it is safe to remove your flash drive. Then remove it. Failing to remove the flash drive correctly can cause problems with opening the flash drive later.
Sometimes when you use a flash drive for the first time, it will ask you to name your flash drive and set applications. Just read along in the self help wizard feature of the flash drive to get started.
One thing to remember- do not use symbols or periods in the name (. - =+@/*-). This can confuse the computer. We recommend you use your name so that if you leave it behind in the library and it is turned in at circulation, we can find you and return it or you can give accurate documentation that it is your flash drive.
Once you finish these steps you are ready to start saving and accessing documents from your flash drive. Lets assume you have something on the computer now that you want to save to your flash drive. Let's say it is a Word document in an Office 2007 application. Click on the Office button(round gold button at top left of window where you find the save and print options drop down menu)>Click Save As. Select your flash drive location by clicking on the down menu arrow at the right end of the Save in: textbox. A drop down menu appears and you should see the name of your flash drive. It will appear next to a Drive: location. Select the name of your flash drive.Type in the title of your file's name if you haven't named it already. Click Save.
To check your flash drive to see if your document did save to it, click on your flash drive icon on the START toolbar (far right, bottom of screen). A menu will open and you should select Explore Drive _ and a window will open showing the icons to your files. Click on the document icon and name of your saved file to open it.
IMPORTANT: Do not pull the flash drive out without Eject procedure. To remove a flash drive correctly click on your flashdrive icon, when the window appears click on the EJECT button. Wait until the window appears that tells you it is safe to remove your flash drive. Then remove it. Failing to remove the flash drive correctly can cause problems with opening the flash drive later.
Can you help me with typing?
Sorry, we do not teach typing courses at this time in the library. We do not offer a typing service either. Students are expected to type their own work.
Can I print in color?
Yes. When you are ready to print from a library computer, select the color printer (Printer C) in the Printer drop down menu. Color prints are 25 cents a page.
Can I print from my laptop in the library?
Sorry, no you can't. Our printers are networked only to our computers. What you can do is save your document to your flash drive. Go to one of our computers, attach your flash drive to the USB port, open your document and print using our computer.
How Do I Save an Article in JSTOR to My Flash Drive?
Once you have selected an article that you want to print, click to the article. Look to the right upper section of your window for a menu box. In the menu box is a pdf icon that you click to bring up the .pdf version of the article. Once the article appears in the .pdf format you will see a toolbar right above the article window. Click on the Save icon (It looks like a square disk.)to bring up the Browse and Save window. Select your flash drive as the location, name your file then hit Save. It is good to check your flash drive to see if the pdf document saved correctly and that you can open it from your flash drive.
Note: If you do not see the file or document, make sure you have All Files selected by the Files by Type textbox. If All Files is not next to Files by Type, click on the down arrow at the far right of the textbox to see a drop down list and select All Files from there.
Note: If you do not see the file or document, make sure you have All Files selected by the Files by Type textbox. If All Files is not next to Files by Type, click on the down arrow at the far right of the textbox to see a drop down list and select All Files from there.
TigerWeb(formerly Banner) will not let me register, why?
One reason could be that you have a Hold or Holds on your file. You may owe the school money. You may need to submit paperwork. Perhaps transfer credits from another college are not recognized by the student's self-serve account. Maybe the class you are trying to register for has a prerequisite or requires that you make a certain grade on a test from a previous class. What ever the reason above you need to check with your advisor.
I'm getting a link error and cannot add a class, why?
The link error message means there is another class that goes with the one you are trying to add. You have to add both to get into the class. Check with your advisor to see which class is linked to the one you want to add.
Where is the student evaluation in eLearn?
Your instructor should have put a link to the evaluation under the News section in your course. You will not see the actual student evaluation until you click on the link.
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