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E-Course First Steps | Writing Center | Advising | Campus Resources | Virtual Classroom |
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E-course First StepsWelcome to MUOnLine's orientation! This brief
orientation will guide you through the basic steps you need to
follow to prepare for a successful online course experience. MUOnLine Orientation
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(1.) MU ID and PIN |
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Your MU ID number is the 9 digit number (901XXXXXX) that the university uses to identify you. Do not put dashes between numbers. Your PIN (personal identification number) is a six (6) digit number that is assigned to you (originally set at date of birth in six-digit format MMDDYY). Example: July 4, 1975 is 070475. |
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Need help with your MU ID and PIN? |
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(2.) Log in to MU Online |
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a. Go to the login page at: http://www.marshall.edu/muonline/ |
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b. Click on the login link and enter your MU ID and Pin |
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(3.) Log out of your e-course |
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To properly end your class session, you must log out
after you are finished working in your course. To
completely log out of your course, click the Log
Out link in the upper right corner or quit your
browser. |
Privacy Issues
Your grades, whether they are recorded for assignments, quizzes, graded discussions, etc. are only visible to the course instructor, teaching assistant (if applicable), and technical support staff. They are not visible to other students. Our support staff respects your privacy.
While online courses are secure in that only those enrolled or
associated with the course are given access, we recommend that you
exercise good judgment when posting or emailing confidential
information, just as you would if sharing confidential information
in a face-to-face classroom setting or via a personal email account.
Course Materials:
Textbooks
Textbooks are available at the Marshall University Bookstore
located in the Memorial Student Center on the Marshall campus. You
can order books online at the bookstore's website or via telephone:
(304) 696-3622.
For your convenience, the bookstore website lists required
textbooks by semester and course. You will be prompted to select the
appropriate course number and section number to view the list of
required textbooks for your course.
Please Note:
Textbooks are available far in advance of the course start date.
Check the bookstore links for textbook availability.
Contact the Marshall University Bookstore (Huntington campus) by phone at (304)696-3622 or (800)547-1262 or via email.
Contact the Marshall University Graduate College Bookstore (South
Charleston campus) by phone at (800) 642-9842 ext. 2501.
Course Syllabi
Syllabi are available for many online courses far in advance of the course start date. To see if your course syllabi are available, search for your course in the MUOnLine course catalog, available on the MUOnLine homepage.
