Office of Digital Learning & Innovation
The Office of Digital Learning & Innovation is home to online learning initiatives at Neumann University.
Phone: 610-361-5354
Email: DigitalLearningInnovation@neumann.edu
Online Student support services
Welcome to the at-a-glance guide of education support resources for Neumann University students.
Technology
Canvas & Canvas support
Learn the basics of Canvas, its features, and mobile options.
Video Guide
Canvas Student Guides
IT Help
The Department of Information Technology & Resources (ITR) support desk provides IT services to all University students, faculty, staff, and employees.
Submitting a support ticket to ITR
Learn MoreOnline Proctoring
Online Proctoring enforces a cheating-free environment for students to complete online examinations.
Learn MoreEducational Support Services
Online Tutoring
Online tutoring service provides support for students in need of academic support.
Learn MoreWriting Center
Students who are working on papers for class, as well as cover letters, resumes, and scholarship essays, can receive assistance from The Writing Center.
Learn MoreInformation
Online Programs
Neumann University offers a variety of of online courses.
Online Programs at Neumann University
Learn MoreAcademic Calendar
The purpose of the academic calendar is to remind students, professors, and staff of important dates during the academic year and semester.
View important dates
Learn MoreFinancial Aid
We provide a range of financial assistance and scholarship possibilities, as well as federal student loans and other payment choices, to enable our students in achieving their educational objectives.
Learn MoreAdvising
Advising is a collaborative process where an adviser assists the student in establishing and achieving academic objectives.
Learn MoreBookstore
The Neumann University Bookstore offers a variety of merchandise and services.
How to access Course Materials
How To View Textbooks Online
Frequently Asked Questions
The structure of an online classroom varies. It can be synchronous, asynchronous or a combination of the two. Generally, online students regularly log in to a learning management system, or LMS, a virtual portal where they can view the syllabus and grades; contact professors, classmates and support services; access course materials; and monitor their progress on lessons.
If the online course is offered in a hybrid or synchronous format, there may be in-person components.
Students may complete team-building activities, network and attend informational sessions. Especially in health fields like nursing, certain online programs may require working in a clinical setting.
According to US News & World Report, students report spending 15 to 20 hours a week on their coursework. However, this can vary depending on the workload. A better indicator of the amount of time it will take to complete the coursework is six hours a week for every credit hour. This estimate includes time to view course materials and time to work on assignments.
Online courses at Neumann can run between 8 weeks to a full semester.
Typical assignments can include but are not limited to discussions, research papers, quizzes, proctored exams, group projects, and presentations.
Online proctoring is offered through Respondus.
Contact the ITR Help Desk
Hours: Monday - Friday: 8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
Phone: 610-558-5620 Email: helpdesk@neumann.edu
If you have a Neumann account. You can submit a support request or check out our knowledge base. *Login Required
Students can sign up for tutoring online. Smarthinking is the online tutoring service currently used at Neumann University (until the end of August 2023)
Login not working? Contact Katie Callahan at 610-361-5213 or callahak@neumann.edu.
Visit the Library Services webpage.
You can also Chat, email library@neumann.edu or call (610) 558-5545.
Visit the Select Term and Departments page to find textbooks required for your course.
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