Important
Welcome Instructions
HIT
192 0c1
Healthcare Managing Healthcare Information
Spring 2011
Before getting
started please read all instructions carefully.
1.
Textbook
Information –
Available
at Oakton
Required textbook Introduction
to Computer Systems for Health Information Technology, by
Nanette B. Sayles and Kathy C. Trawick,
2010.
** Purchase before
the first day of
class 5 week classes move quickly.
2.
Logging
into
Course Website - You
have 24/7 access to the website once the
class begins on
Tuesday January 18, 2011.
When you
register for
classes at Oakton you receive access to our computer system and
school
resources at both the
includes an
e-mail account with an assigned e-mail
address.
Your
User name
and Password will be entered on the class Website the day your class
begins. To
enter the class Website go
on the Internet and enter http://elearn.oakton.edu
this
will open
the WebCt page. Click on My WebCt and
enter your User Name and Password.
Then click open
HIT 192.
Your User
Name – your first initial and the
first 7 letters of your last name, and the last 4
numbers of
your Oakton ID B number.
Your Password – is
your birthdate without
dashes.
Example: Sally
Johnson
B1234567 User
Name – sjohnson4567
Password - 052684 (birthdate
no dashes)
3.
Technology
Requirements -
The class is accessible from all the OCC campus computers. To access the website from
outside you will
need one of the following browsers:
Windows
98/Me/2000/XP
Netscape
4.76 and 6.2.1
Internet
Explorer 5.0 or higher,
including 6.0 (Note: IE 5.5 SP1 is not supported)
AOL 7.0
Mac OS 9.x
Netscape 4.76 and 6.2.1
Internet Explorer 5.0 or
higher (Note: IE 5.5 SP1 is not supported)
AOL 7.0
Mac
OS X 10.1
Netscape 4.76 and 6.2.1
Internet Explorer 5.1
AOL 7.0
Please
visit
http://www.oakton.edu/online/GetStarted.htm
for important information about being an online student including
hardware
specifications and additional online resources. There will be a
tutorial
available for you on the web to help you learn the features of WebCt.
If
you have any concerns about the course you may reach me by e-mail in
the course
website
or at asattler@oakton.edu
as soon as the
semester begins. For
general questions
please contact the Office of Alternative Education at 847-635-1971. I look forward to working
with you and being
your guide in what I expect to be a stimulating and rewarding learning
adventure.
Sincerely,
Arlene
Arlene
Sattler, MS,
RT(R), RHIA, CPHQ,
Instructor
Health
Information Technology