Current FCC students have two options for online tutoring:
What's the difference?
ThinkingStorm: Students connect to ThinkingStorm Online Tutoring through Blackboard to better understand specific course content in many subjects. Sessions are conducted over chat on-demand 24/7, or by appointment, depending on the subject.
FCC Online Academic Coaching/Tutoring: For more personalized assistance, students can choose FCC Online Academic Coaching/Tutoring and meet with FCC staff who will help with course content AND share study skills advice that can lead to success. Sessions are by appointment and are conducted via Zoom.
Meet with an FCC Online Academic Coach/Tutor
Current FCC students can schedule an appointment with a friendly FCC learning assistant/tutor or academic coach for free, personalized help with their courses. Sessions are conducted by appointment, over Zoom. Our team specializes in helping first year students succeed and thrive:
Current students can schedule 1 session per day, up to 2 sessions per week. No same day appointments.
Students enrolled in introductory general education courses have first priority. Appointment availability is limited.
Click here to schedule an appointment for FCC Online Academic Coaching/Tutoring.
Work with a ThinkingStorm Online Tutor
Appointments are not required for drop-in tutoring subjects, which are available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
Want to know more? Check out these short how-to videos:
ThinkingStorm Customer Support: care@thinkingstorm.com (24/7)
Learn how to join a drop-in ThinkingStorm tutoring session and what a tutoring session looks like.
The Learning Centers at FCC are staffed by people who care and who want to help you succeed and thrive.
Have a question? Check out our FAQ or get in touch with the Learning Centers:
The Learning Centers Contacts
Tutoring and Writing Center Coordinator |
STEM Learning Center Coordinator |
These self-guided, online workshops will help you to sharpen the skills needed to be a successful student. At the end of the workshop, you can enter the e-mail of your professor, advisor, coach, etc. to get credit for completion.
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