How Does It Work?

Students interested in registering for an online or hybrid course should first review the ANGEL Distance Education Orientation. Prospective students will then know what to expect if they register for a course which uses ANGEL.

You will not be able to access your courses until the start date of the semester.

To access your course, log in to myLCCC using the link on the College's homepage.

  1. All students will receive a welcome letter with instructions to access myLCCC, including your username and password.  If you do not receive this information within one week of the start of the semester, contact Enrollment Services immediately.
  2. Click on "Connect to Online Courses" in the LaunchPad on the left side of the page.
  3. Please review the System Check on your ANGEL Homepage to ensure your computer will function properly with ANGEL.  If you use different computers, remember to perform this check on each computer. 

Before classes begin, complete the ANGEL Distance Education Orientation.  This will give you the skills to navigate in ANGEL and tips for online success.   

Proctored Exams

Some online courses will require proctored or supervised exams. Your instructors will determine whether proctored examinations are required for their courses and provide this information in their syllabus. If you live within commuting distance of Schnecksville, you may take proctored exams at the Testing Center in the Academics Resources Center. If you cannot come to the Testing Center on Main Campus, please talk with your instructors about their requirements immediately after the semester begins. You will be expected to nominate a suitable person near you to serve as your proctor.

A proctor is an individual who agrees to receive tests from an LCCC instructor, administer them to the LCCC student in a suitable environment and return them directly to the instructor. They also certify in writing to the instructor that the student completed the test according to all of the specific directions provided. If the student uses more than one proctor, they will need approval of each one. Also, if the student needs a proctor for more than one course, even if they use the same proctor for each course, each instructor must approve the proctor(s).

  • Generally this person may not be a relative or employer.
  • Instructors will usually approve an administrator or testing center at another college or an education officer in the military.
  • They may also accept a clergyman or librarian. 
  • If you are doing an internship at Disney World, they have provided a proctor in the past and probably will again. But, ask, don't assume.