Tuskegee elearning Student FAQs 

Are online programs and courses  comparable in quality to on-campus programs and courses?
Yes. The same faculty and instructors that teach on the Tuskegee University campus teach Tuskegee University online courses.This means that the rigor and quality of the content, as well as the course load is the same as the on-campus classes

What are the tuition costs for online courses
Tuition  costs and fees for online courses 

What type of computer do I need?
Please review our list of computer requirements. Depending on modality and course of study, you’ll need access to specific 
hardware and software. If you have any questions about our guidelines, call our technical support team at 334-724-4704.

I use a Macintosh. Can I still take courses at Tuskegee University e-learning?
Yes!

How do I access my online course?

    •    Login to: https://tuskegee.instructure.com/
    •    Access to Canvas is part of our TU single sign on. Meaning, the email and password you use to access your email give you access to your Canvas access. If you are already logged into you email you will automattically be logged into canvas once you navigate to the https://tuskegee.instructure.com/

    •    You can access all of your courses by going to the Dashboard or Courses page
 
How do I find and enroll in classes?
To register for these sections, please log onto www.tuskegee.edu/tigerweb, and search for distance learning sections using the acronym DL in the "Section" box of the Search for Sections screen.

Can you tell me about the "classroom?"

Tuskegee University instructors and faculty use a variety of methods to share materials, have students interact, and to be able to monitor student’s progress throughout the course.

One of the benefits of taking online is flexibility. A few courses may require specific log-on times for certain activities or assignments, but most courses have assignments and due dates; when the student logs on to complete them is determined by the student. Some assignments and tests may only be available for a limited time (such as a 48-hour period), so they must be completed at some point within the designed time.

What tools do I need to successfully participate in online classes?

Tuskegee University online courses are taught using the learning management system Canvas and include a variety of multimedia tools and resources. To ensure you can successfully access the multimedia tools in your courses, we recommend that you use a standard PC or Mac desktop or laptop computer with a webcam, headset, and microphone. 

Courses are best viewed using a high-speed Internet connection and and a Chrome browser, which can be downloaded for free online.  

What happens if I have a technical problem?

If you have questions or experience any difficulties, we offer technical support 24 hours a day, seven days a week, 
except on major holidays. Technical support can be reached by email, the student website, or by calling 334-727-8040