DLC: MyCCMoodle FAQ

Get answers to common questions about Moodle4Me, the learning platform for online and hybrid courses. Learn how to log in, submit assignments and troubleshoot technical issues.
Casper College uses the MyCCMoodle Open Source course management software for online, hybrid, and web-enhanced courses. Casper College recommends that you use Mozilla Firefox for MyCCMoodle.
Spyware and pop-up blockers may cause one browser to operate incorrectly, whereas a different browser may function properly. You may also need to download the newest version of Java. The recommended browser is Mozilla Firefox.

Distance courses such as fully online (N sections) and hybrid (H sections) will always have a course listed, however, many (not all) face-to-face course will have additional content in MyCCMoodle. Contact your instructor directly to find out if your face-to-face class has an online component in MyCCMoodle.

An online class has the same rigor and expectations as a face-to-face class. In most cases, there will be required textbooks and other materials. You can find textbook information in myCCinfo, the Casper College bookstore website, or by contacting the instructor directly.

To be successful in your class, you should log in and access your courses at least once per day, sometimes more. Courses are NOT self-paced and deadlines apply to all activities in order to complete course requirements. Remember to schedule time to study and get assigned work done, the online time will be at least the same or more than time spent in a classroom for a face-to-face class.

Some courses will have multimedia elements such as lecture recordings or other audiovisual materials, some will not. It is up to the instructor.

Your instructor is always your main source of contact for any course questions.

You may or may not need to print out materials, depending on course requirements. Most activities are done electronically. If you need to print, you can also go to college lab (if you live close to campus) or a local library.

After you log into MyCCMoodle, you will find a block called “NetTutor”. Click on the NetTutor icon to access your tutoring page. If it is your first visit, you will have to read and accept the user agreement.  Once you’ve done this, you will be taken to a page where you can choose the subject you need support in,  Click the area you’d like, and you will then have the following options:

  • Ask NetTutor:  live, one on one help- this would be a one on one session with a tutor
  • NetTutor Q and A Center- you can post a question and wait for a response

You will also have access to any previous tutoring sessions you may have utilized.

You can contact the CC HelpDesk 307-268-2486 or by email helpdesk@caspercollege.edu.
For more technical assistance with MyCCMoodle you can also contact the Digital Learning Center, dlc@caspercollege.edu or 307-268-3882.

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