There may be a number of reasons for why students cannot see their courses in eLearning, or access eLearning altogether. Please refer to the explanations below to determine why your courses may not be available.
Some of the explanations below are based on the dates provided in the Academic Calendar. |
If you activated your ArgoNet account today, you will have access to eLearning within 60 minutes, during our next system synchronization.
Not all courses start on the same date. Course start and end dates vary based on the semester term. Classes should show in eLearning after 8am Central Time on the start date provided. The start date is dependent on when your instructor has set the course to begin in eLearning. To see what day your class begins, access your schedule in the Classmate app in MyUWF (see below).
When clicking on the "Details" button, if you see "Available in eLearning on mm/dd/yyyy," this means the course will be available on that day.
The instructor may not have activated your course in eLearning. To check the status of your course, access the Classmate app in MyUWF. Then, click the "Details" button next to the course you would like to check. If the course has not yet been activated, the course will show "Not an eLearning course":
Some instructors choose to grant Early Access to their courses, allowing you to get a head-start on coursework. Courses set to allow Early Access will become active in eLearning the day after grades are due for the previous term.
Not all instructors choose this option. If your instructor has granted Early Access you will see "Available in eLearning" under "Details" in the Classmate app in MyUWF.
If you add or drop a course today, the change will be reflected in eLearning within 60 minutes, during our next system synchronization.
Generally speaking, courses from the previous semester will remain in eLearning until two business days before the first day of the new semester.
Please note that sometimes instructors may choose to give their students indefinite viewing access to a previous course. Please contact your instructor about previous courses.
Some courses may not have an eLearning component. Instructors often use eLearning as a teaching tool, but others may not need it for their particular section. For face-to-face classes, this may be the case. Please check with your instructor and syllabus to ensure the course should have an eLearning component.
Many times, courses will be linked together to allow the instructor to manage multiple sections. Therefore, the five-digit Course Reference Number (CRN) or the course title may be different from what you see on your class schedule.
If none of the above solves the issue, please contact the ITS Help Desk.