Employees

Information for Employees

Having trouble logging into your Blackboard account? 

Employee Connect is our internal system for employees to access payroll information, log professional development and workshops, and update personal and contact information for our Human Resources department.

Webmail can be accessed in a web browser or with Microsoft Outlook. Employees, and students, have access to Microsoft Office 365 products, including Outlook, Word, Excel, Teams, and more.

Noraction is used for notices from Human Resources regarding internal job postings, new hires, and other important notices and documentation from Administration, including the President’s blog. Noraction is a website that is only accessible by employee access on-campus or with VPN.

Employee Login provides faculty and staff access to other services, such as timetabling and course sections.

Citrix allows students and staff to access college applications.

Employee Training

Mandatory employee training modules are completed at https://blackboard.northernccollege.ca/.

Accessibility for Ontarians with Disabilities Act (AODA)

We are responsible for and dedicated to providing accessible means to information, resources, and services to all our students, staff, faculty, and visitors. All employees must complete AODA training to meet the needs of the diverse groups of people we serve.

 

Blackboard

 

Blackboard Training

 

Course Outline and Mapping System (COMMS)

IT Support

Need help connecting to the college Network, Citrix, Blackboard, Collaborate or Email?

Please send an email to ITHelp@northern.on.ca or call 705-235-3211 ext. 7000.

Please note that normal hours of operation are Monday through Friday from 8 am to 4 pm. All emails received outside these hours will be responded to within a 24-hour period when possible.

Technology & IT Support

Learning Excellence and Innovation Department

Learning Excellence and Innovation Department (LEID) offers professional development opportunities, instruction software tutorials, course development and teaching strategies.

LEID

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