Hybrid
Here are some features of a hybrid course. In short, in a hybrid class you experience the best of both worlds with a blend of online and face-to-face learning experiences.
Schedule
This type of course offers a certain degree of scheduling flexibility, as part of your learning will be online, allowing you to access and review materials at your convenience. However, you'll also have scheduled face-to-face sessions where you can engage in real-time discussions, ask questions, and interact with both your instructors and peers. These in-person interactions can deepen understanding of the subject matter and create the opportunity to build a strong learning community.
Learning Materials
Course materials may include textbooks, PowerPoint presentations, readings, and multimedia resources like videos or interactive activities.
Assignments & Due Dates
Just like any other course, you'll have assignments, quizzes, projects, and/or exams with due dates. Keeping track of these will help you to succeed!
Instructor Interaction
In terms of instructor interaction, you'll benefit from both the immediate feedback during face-to-face sessions and the accessibility of online communications through email, discussion boards, or virtual office hours.
Time Management and Organization
Since you'll be managing your learning schedule, staying organized is key. Our success coaches have developed 5 Tips for Online Success Links to an external site. that you may find helpful. Aim to be proactive about setting aside time for studying, completing assignments, and preparing for exams. This can be a great opportunity to develop strong time management skills.
Technology Requirements
You'll need a reliable internet connection and a suitable device for the online component of the course (usually a laptop or home home computer). Familiarity with Canvas Links to an external site.and any course-specific software will also be necessary.