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Students are encouraged to purchase ALL their textbooks and course materials from the TN eCampus Virtual Bookstore.
Since many courses use e-books and access codes, ordering from third party book vendors including Amazon is discouraged. Access codes are NOT universal and change from semester to semester. If ordering from another book vendor, students might pay for an access code that is no longer valid. The Virtual Bookstore nor TN eCampus can offer refunds and neither are responsible for refunds of books ordered from other bookstores, including a student’s campus-based bookstore.
Refund information on books ordered from the Virtual Bookstore can be found on the Virtual Bookstore website.
For questions about book orders:
A free, online virtual tutoring service is available to all TN eCampus students on a variety of subjects.
With the tutoring service, students can:
With Turnitin, students learn what it means to write a real paper using academic sources. Turnitin is a web-based writing assessment toolkit which allows instructors to provide feedback to students through markup tools, rubrics, proofing tools and originality reports to detect plagiarism.
When a student submits a paper, it is instantly checked for potential plagiarism against the vast Turnitin database. Instructors receive a clear, concise Originality Report with color-coded sources corresponding to matching passages in the paper. Instructors can compare the original material to the student paper and quickly determine if a match is problematic. Turnitin allows instructors to spot trends within a class, address proper citation methods, and safeguard their institution's academic integrity.
Some TN eCampus courses require proctoring for mid-term and/or final exams. Test and exam dates are set for each course at the beginning of the semester and are included in the course calendar. Students are responsible for scheduling proctoring arrangements well in advance of the exam, as proctoring appointment times fill quickly.