Students should contact the University Help Desk for technical support issues, including: password reset, browser problems, and issues encountered in Desire2Learn courses.
Instructors can contact eCampus for technical support or instructional design support using our eCampus Help Form.
Students wishing to take online courses at San Jose State must apply to the University via the regular admissions process or attend through Open University.
eCampus advises students to contact their instructor by the first day of the semester. Instructor email addresses are generally available as a link from the eCampus course schedule, or through the SJSU Directory. For questions or concerns about the course, assignments or due dates, please contact the instructor. For other concerns contact eCampus at 408-924-2670 or ecampus@online.sjsu.edu.
Generally, online courses follow a traditional SJSU semester or session schedule. Students can access their Desire2Learn courses at 12:01 am the first day of the semester. However, certain courses have unique begin and end dates. Course start and end dates are available on the eCampus course schedule.
eCampus offers its own course schedule on the eCampus Course Schedule page. Click on the "WW only" link to see a schedule of online-only courses. eCampus recommends that students unable to come to campus contact the course instructor to verify there will be no on-campus meetings or testing dates before registering.
Online degree programs are administered directly by the academic departments. For a list of online or mostly online degrees visit our Online Degree Programs page. For more information regarding these programs please contact the academic department directly.
This problem often occurs when users have not cleared their browser's cache. eCampus recommends users regularly delete temporary internet files and cookies from their cache in order to assure optimal browser performance. Following the instructions in our tutorial Clearing the Cache in Firefox and Internet Explorer may correct this issue.