Student Resources

E-Learning Services provides assistance to students in the use of various learning technologies. Please see the resources below for information on and, and help with the different applications we support:

ANGEL Learning
ANGEL Learning is the Course Management System at Northwest Nazarene University, used to conduct fully online courses and to supplement face-to-face courses.

Log in to ANGEL (ANGEL Login Help)
ANGEL Tutorials
ANGEL Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Academic Integrity
NNU helps students write with academic integrity by using TurnItIn. This plagiarism-detection software helps students spot weakness in writing with originality, before turning in their assignments. Resources are available on the NNU TurnItIn support page.

Web 2.0 (Campus Pack)
Some instructors choose to incorporate wikis and blogs in their courses. On the Web 2.0 page, find definitions and how-tos.

Other Technologies
In addition to the above, E-Learning Services assists with copyright questions, Microsoft Office resources, and various other applications.  Should you have questions about TK20, please visit the following page for your departmental contact: Tk20 data and reporting application. 

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Logins for students in degree-seeking programs: Your NNU ANGEL account relies on your NNU username, which is some form of your name. The initial password is the word "Default" followed by your NNU ID number, e.g., Default123456. 

Please refer to this information about Password Management to change and manage your password. 

Logins for students in non-degree-seeking programs: Your NNU ANGEL account relies on your NNU ID number, which is usually 5 or 6 digits long. Your initial password is the word "Default" followed by your NNU ID number, e.g., Default123456. Please change your password within ANGEL after logging in, by clicking the Preferences icon (human head icon) on the left side Power Strip. 

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Note: These tutorials are a mix of illustrated web pages, video tutorials and PDFs. You will need a PDF viewer such as Adobe Acrobat Reader to view any PDFs and Flash Player to see the videos. All of the videos are 5 or fewer minutes in length unless otherwise noted.

General Topics

Course Participation Topics

Other Course-Related Topics

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