NTU COOL does not have a mobile version. Currently, NTU COOL supports RWD (Responsive Web Design). In principle, when using mobile devices including tablets and mobile phones, the webpage screen will be adjusted accordingly. Due to the limited development resources of the NTU COOL team, considering the current resources and future maintenance energy, it may be difficult to incorporate into short-term development projects, sorry for the inconvenience caused. If there is an opportunity to develop an APP in the future, relevant information will be announced to users. If you want to quickly open NTU COOL on your mobile phone, you can refer to how to set a shortcut on the home page of your mobile phone.

Currently, NTU COOL supports the latest and the previous versions of the following browsers:

1. Google Chrome 119 and 120
2. Firefox 120 and 121 (excluding its extended release)
3. Microsoft Edge 118 and 119
4. Respondus Lockdown Browser (supported with its latest system requirements)
5. Safari 16 and 17 (limited to Macintosh)
6. Android 8.0 or later versions
7. iOS 15.0 or later versions

If you encounter issues where the NTU COOL pages cannot be displayed properly on your browser, please consider updating your browser to the versions that are stably supported by the system. This should help resolve the problem.

If you still can’t log in, kindly provide details about your environment (browser and version, operating system version) and screenshots of the issue. Send an email to ntucool@ntu.edu.tw, and we will further assist you in troubleshooting the problem.

<NTU Account>

If you are unable to log in using your NTU account, please first test whether you encounter login issues on the library website, which also uses the SSO 2.0 system. If you are unable to log in to the library website as well, it may indicate an issue with your NTU account’s SSO 2.0 service. Please send an email to cchelp@ntu.edu.tw or call 3366-5022 to contact the Computer and Information Networking Center.

However, if you can log in to the library website but are experiencing difficulties logging in to NTU COOL, please email ntucool@ntu.edu.tw with your “student ID,” “name,” and a description of the issue. We will promptly investigate and address the problem for you.

<External Account>

If you’re unable to log in due to forgetting your password, you can attempt to reset your password using the “Forgot Password” feature. Here’s how: 

Step 1: Click on “Off-campus / Others login.” 

Step 2: Click on the “Forgot Password” link in the lower right corner. 

Step 3: Enter the Email you use to log in to NTU COOL, which is the same email mentioned at the beginning of this message. After entering it, click “Request Password,” and you will receive instructions in your email inbox on how to reset your password. 

Step 4: Once you’ve reset your password, you can proceed to Step 1 again to log in.

If you have a new account or are unable to log in due to other reasons, please email ntucool@ntu.edu.tw customer support mailbox. Provide us with the “Email you cannot log in with” and the “Course name and code for the invited course.” We will promptly assist you in resolving the issue and send you a new course invitation if necessary.

Check the NTU COOL website announcement to see if the NTU COOL video service is under maintenance or experiencing issues.

If there are no relevant announcements on the website, please first check if your internet connection is functioning properly. If the internet connection is normal, please refer to: ‘NTU COOL Video Cannot be Viewed Normally, What Should I Do‘ and follow the instructions in the document for relevant troubleshooting.

If you’ve tried the above methods and the issue persists, please provide the “course name” and “video name” or the “video link” where you encountered the problem. Send an email to ntucool@ntu.edu.tw, and we will troubleshoot the issue.

Please have the “teacher” send an email or the “TA” send an email with a copy to the teacher to ntucool@ntu.edu.tw. Please include “Course Name,” “Curriculum Number,” and “Class Section” of the courses you wish to merge in the email. The NTU COOL operation team will assist in merging the courses.

1. If you are a teacher
   You can follow these steps to add a teaching assistant (TA) to your course or refer to How do I add a TA to the course (start from p.49) for more details.

1. If you are a TA

Method 1: Ask the teacher to add you as a TA to the course, following the steps outlined in section 1.
Method 2: If the teacher agrees to add you as a TA but requires assistance with the process, you can email ntucool@ntu.edu.tw, specifying the “Course Name,” “Course Code,” “Class Section,” “TA’s Email Address (if you’re an NTU student, please provide your NTU email address),” and CC the Teacher. The NTU COOL Operation team will assist you in joining the course.

The students’ list on NTU COOL will be updated once a day during the course add/drop period. If it’s necessary to have students join the course more urgently, kindly ask the teacher or teaching assistant to go to the “Members” section of the course. There, they can add the students using their student ID and email address as “auditor”, allowing them to participate in the course temporarily. Once the course enrollment data is imported, the system will automatically change the status of the students who have successfully enrolled in the course to regular students.

Currently, the student list in NTUCOOL is imported from the Office of Academic Affairs’ course enrollment system. Thus, teachers and TA do not have direct authority to change “auditor” to “student.”

Once a student’s course enrollment is successful, the system will automatically import the student list and update their role from “auditor” to “student” if the student registers as an auditor using the school email.

For students from institutions other than the NTU System (NTNU, NTUST), please ask them to send an email to ntucool@ntu.edu.tw and the NTU COOL operation team will assist them in changing their role to “student.”

NTU COOL currently does not specifically provide voting or roll call functions. But you can achieve the effect of voting or roll call through the following methods:

1. For an assignment that does not need to be handed in, register the absence status in this field. (for roll call)
2. An online quiz with a limited time to answer during the class (or only provide the on-site classmate quiz password, etc.) (voting or roll call is available)

If there is a need for roll call and voting, please refer to the following sections in the NTU COOL Manuals for Teachers and TAs:

1. How to roll call in NTU COOL (p.82)
   
2. How to vote in NTU COOL (p.87)
   

If a teacher does not see the courses taught this semester under ‘Courses,’ please click on the blue toolbar on the left side of the screen, select ‘+ Build Course,’ and refer to the manual ‘How to Create a Course on NTU COOL.‘ Follow the instructions in the document to complete the course creation procedure. Your courses for this semester will then appear under ‘Courses.’

• Announcements

1. Click Announcements and then + Announcement.
2. Enter a title and description of an announcement. Use the toolbar to change font styles, add tables and videos, and insert links in the description box.
   You can attach documents to an announcement by clicking Choose File.
3. Set your preferences from the Options menu. You can check more than one box.
   If you want to post an announcement at a specific time, select Delay posting and then choose a date from the Post At calendar and enter a time. The announcement will be available in a future time. 
4. Click Publish to publish your announcement. Click Edit if you would like to make further modifications.

NB: All Announcements published from NTU COOL will automatically be sent a notification mail to the student’s NTU mailbox.

• Inbox

1. Click Inbox. Click the pencil icon to write a new message.
2. Click the Course menu to select a course. → Click the contacts icon to select recipients. You can send a message to all your students or a few students only. →Enter the subject title. You can check the box indicating Send an individual message to each recipient if you don’t want the student to know other recipients. 
3. You can attach files by clicking the paper clip icon. 
4. Click Send to send the message.
   NB: All emails sent from NTU COOL will automatically be sent a notification mail to the student’s NTU mailbox

1. Courses from past semesters:

Courses from the past semesters will be categorized as “Past Enrollments.” You can follow these steps to find them:

1. 1. Click on the “Courses” section on the left sidebar, and then select “All Courses” at the bottom of the menu.
   2. Scroll down the page to the “Past Enrollments” section, where you’ll find all the courses that ended.
2. If the courses you have enrolled in for this semester do not appear on NTU COOL, it could be due to one of the following three reasons.

Reason 1: The student list hasn’t been imported into the NTU COOL system.
Solution: Student lists are imported from the Office of Academic Affairs’ course selection system. The system updates the student list every day during the add/drop period. You can re-confirm after a working day to see if you’ve been added to the COOL course page.

If you continue to experience issues, please email ntucool@ntu.edu.tw, providing the course name, Curriculum Number, and class section. The NTU COOL operation team will assist in investigating the situation.

Please email ntucool@ntu.edu.tw customer support mailbox, and attach the proof of your identification (Student ID card/Epo/MyNTU) then we can modify your name.

Since the name on NTU COOL is captured from the “Student Identity Database” of the Office of Academic Affairs or NTU CC, the name on NTU COOL may be overwritten once the system updates if the name in the database or NTU CC hasn’t been modified.

The course videos belong to the teacher’s intellectual property and are protected by Copyright Act. Therefore, the NTU COOL platform does not provide a course video download function. If students need to download videos for learning, it is recommended that students explain the reason to the teacher and ask the teacher if they can provide video files for students to learn and use. Students can also suggest that the teacher store the videos in cloud space such as Google Drive, NTU Space or upload them to YouTube for students to use.

NTU COOL utilizes the SSO 2.0 service from the NTU CC for login. Due to limitations imposed by the NTU CC, students cannot use their NTU accounts to access services that employ SSO 2.0 after graduation.

 

Currently, NTU COOL does not impose time restrictions on platform usage for graduated students. However, because of the aforementioned issue with NTU accounts after graduation, if you still need to log in to NTU COOL, please help us by filling out the following form to bind an external account: https://forms.gle/gQXa51Yj9RppTQ7y7

The binding process takes about 3–7 working days, so please wait patiently.

After the binding is complete, we will send you an email. Follow the instructions in the email to log in, and you will be able to access your previous NTU COOL account.

Reminder:

Starting from the 114th academic year, NTU COOL will implement a new policy where course data will only be retained for seven years. In the future, data older than seven years will be regularly deleted to effectively utilize system resources and free up storage space.

Before implementation, we will post platform announcements and send emails to all platform users to prepare them in advance.

If you need to download documents, please refer to How to Download All Course Documents and Past Uploaded Assignments on NTU COOL

If you have any other questions, please feel free to contact us. Thank you!

1. If you are a student at NTU
   • The NTU COOL system updates the student list every day during the add/drop period. If you confirmed your enrollment in the course, the “auditor” status will automatically change to “student” after the update of the list.
2. If you are a student from the NTU System (NTNU, NTUST):
   • The system importing of the student list from the NTU System needs to wait for 3 to 5 days, the role will automatically change to a “student” once the list is imported.
   • If you are a student at NTNU, please check the email: studentID@ntnu.edu.tw
   • If you are a student at NTUST, please check the email: studentID@mail.ntust.edu.tw
   • For more details about the NTU system student account, please refer to this document.
3. If you are a non-NTU System student:
   • Please send an email to ntucool@ntu.edu.tw, including your “enrollment proof” and “NTU COOL registered email address.” The NTU COOL operation team will assist you in changing your status to “student.”

1. Click Inbox. Click the pencil icon to write a new message.
2. Click the Course menu to select a course. → Click the contacts icon to select recipients.
→ Enter the subject title. (You can attach files by clicking the paper clip icon.)
→ You can check the box indicating Send an individual message to each recipient meaning multiple messages with only one recipient will be sent.
3. Click Send to send the email.

NB: All emails sent from NTU COOL will automatically be sent a notification mail to the recipient’s NTU mailbox