Students Online: What you need to know!
- Krystel Gabuat, of St Andrews College, Marayong, (front) the third student to receive a Co-op Bookshop voucher, shows School Captains Katherine Generalao and Cesar Comissi the features of Students Online.
- Emily Rahme, of Bethlehem College, Ashfield, was randomly chosen from the first 5000 logins to win a Co-op Bookshop Voucher.
- Ashlee Walker (front) holds her Co-Op Bookshop voucher while fellow Year 12 student Emily Walster looks on.
- Narromine High School Year 12 student Jamie Wyatt
Students Online is the Board's web site for HSC students. It's a one-stop study shop that puts all the Board's HSC resources at your fingertips.
The best thing is that you choose your own content, like past exam papers and syllabuses relating to your own subjects, and organise the shape of the page to suit yourself.
How do I get in?
You can see a lot of the general information right now: by going to Students Online. The real fun begins when you get your 4-digit personal identification number (PIN) from your school and log in. Letters for every HSC student arrived in schools in June.
How do I make my own Students Online page?
- Enter your student ID
- Enter your PIN
- Start designing your own HSC page – move the pods around to suit yourself
- Students Online Demonstration
- (video, approx. 4 mins)
Why should I log in?
Firstly, because it's all about you – your subjects, your exam timetable, your 'To Do' list to plan your study. You can even add external links like your favourite search engine, the home page of an author you're studying, or maybe your basketball comp's draw page to remind you there's more to life than study!
The following Year 12 students were randomly selected to receive $50 vouchers from The Co-op Bookshop for logging in to Students Online before 30 November 2008:
- Cassandra Bosnich (Mercy Catholic College) was selected from the seventh batch of 5000 students to log in (30,000-35,000);
- Osamah Anwer (Canterbury Boys High School) was among the sixth batch of 5000 students;
- Warren Braun (Kanahooka High School) logged in with the fifth batch;
- Aisha Khan (Sydney Girls High School) was chosen from the fourth batch;
- Jamie Wyatt (Narromine High School) was chosen from the third batch;
- Krystel Gabuat (St Andrews College, Breakfast Road Campus, Marayong) was among the second batch of 5000 students;
- Emily Rahme (Bethlehem College, Ashfield) was among the first 5000 students to log in;
- Ashlee Walker (Beverly Hills Girls High School) was the 1000th student to log in).