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Course Modalities

 
Schedule Types
 

  Campus Traditional Campus Hybrid Integrated Hybrid Remote Scheduled Remote Hybrid Remote Independent Multi-Access
Definition Traditional 1:1 classroom experienceRegularly scheduled meeting times on campus

Physical attendance required, but fewer days per week. Reduces seat time up to 49%. USA defines hybrid as a reduction in synchronous class time. 

Physical attendance required, but fewer times per semester. Reduces seat time up to 85%. USA defines hybrid as a reduction in synchronous class time.  100% remote, but all classes meet at a regularly scheduled time.  100% remote, but fewer synchronous class meetings than Remote Scheduled. USA defines hybrid as a reduction in synchronous class time. No synchronous meetings, 100% self-paced within syllabus deadlines. Instruction must follow the part of term for the scheduled course unless otherwise approved. 

Instructor provides instruction within the classroom, but the student chooses to attend in-person, remote synchronous, or remote asychronous.

 Academic programs may utilize any two or all three of the modalities, but the appropriate section number must be utilized to indicate synchronous or asynchronous requirements. 

 

Location On campus

Code as Main campus in Banner

On campus

Code as Main campus in Banner

Scheduled Rotation: campus and online (instructor dictated)
Code as Main campus in Banner

Online

Code as Web campus in Banner

Online

Code as Web campus in Banner

Online

Code as Web campus in Banner

On campus or online (student choice)

Code as Main campus in Banner
Frequency of Class Meetings Regularly scheduled meeting times on campus Combination of regularly scheduled meeting times and online asynchronous coursework Combination of scheduled meeting times and online asynchronous coursework Regularly scheduled meeting times - online Combination of regularly scheduled remote meeting times and online asynchronous coursework No scheduled meeting times, all coursework is completed asychronously On campus or online at scheduled meeting times or asynchronous (student choice)
Attendance Example Every MWF from 8-8:50 AM (no reduction) MWF class meets 2X a week Class meets 3X a semester, two in person and one remote, for 2 hours.  Every MWF from 8:00 - 8:50 AM via a web conferencing platform (no reduction) M class meets 6X during the semester on Zoom (66% reduction).  No meeting times. All coursework is completed in Canvas

Student choice to attend in-person, via Zoom, or asynchronous.

However, academic programs may offer courses which utilize only two of the three modalities.

 

Distance Education (SACSCOC Defnition 50% or more online synchronous or online asynchronous) No No Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes
Independent Online Work Less than 30% of the learning activities are designated as asynchronous online. At least 30% of the learning activities are designated as asynchronous online. At least 30% of the learning activities are designated as asynchronous online. At least 30% of the learning activities are designated as asynchronous online. At least 30% of the learning activities are designated as asynchronous online*. Always - 100% of learning activities are designated asynchronous online* All learning activities, are planned so as to equally serve students who attend in any modality.
Instructional Method (with no course fees)** Campus Traditional (WE)
Formerly Web-Enhanced
Campus Hybrid (WR)
Formerly Web-Enhanced Remote
Integrated Hybrid (IH) Remote Scheduled (RS) Remote Hybrid (WH)
Formerly Web-Hybrid
Remote Independent (WO)
Formerly Web Online
Multi-Access (HF)
Formerly HyFlex
**Only one credit hour estimate (CHE) is needed for an instructional method category (e.g. campus hybrid 1 and campus hybrid 2 would only need one CHE)
Instructional Method (with course fees)** Campus Traditional (WEF) Campus Hybrid (WRF) Integrated Hybrid (IHF) Remote Scheduled (RSF) Remote Hybrid (WHF) Remote Independent (WOF) Multi-Access (HFF)
**Only one credit hour estimate (CHE) is needed for an instructional method category (e.g. campus hybrid 1 and campus hybrid 2 would only need one CHE)
Schedule Types: See 'Campus Traditional Sched Types' tab See 'Campus Hybrid Sched Types' tab See 'Integrated Hybrid Sched Types' tab See 'Remote Scheduled Sched Types' tab See 'Remote Hybrid Sched Types' tab See 'Remote Independent Sched Types' tab Lecture-Multi-Access (LF / LFF)
Section Numbers Required 
(600-699 are designated as study abroad)
101-199 Day meeting time
501-599 Evening meeting time
901-999 Weekend meeting time
701-799 701-799 801-899 801-899 801-899

201-249 (Students can choose from on-campus and online synchronous attendance for each class meeting)

201-249 (Students can choose from on-campus and online synchronous attendance for each class meeting)

The course is offered in an on-campus and online asynchronous format, and the student can choose to participate in either format for each class meeting.

250-299 (Students can choose from on-campus, online synchronous, and online asynchronous attendance for each class meeting)

The course is offered in an on-campus and/or online synchronous and asynchronous formats, and the student can choose to participate in any available format for each class meeting. 

 

Instructor Responsibilities:

Conduct all class sessions in accordance with the needs of this course

format and facilitate student engagement through interactive discussions and activities.
Appropriate use of tools in the LMS.

 

Conduct all class sessions in accordance with the needs of this course

format and facilitate student engagement through interactive discussions and activities maximizing the in-person contact time. Appropriate use of tools in the LMS. 

 

Conduct all class sessions in accordance with the needs of this course

format and facilitate student engagement through interactive discussions and activities using web-conferencing features and tools in the LMS. Clearly indicate expected schedule rotation (campus and online) on syllabus and in course schedule.

 

Conduct all class sessions in accordance with the needs of this course

format and facilitate student engagement through interactive discussions and activities using web-conferencing features (polls, breakout rooms, etc.) and tools in the LMS.

 

Conduct all class sessions in accordance with the needs of this course

format and facilitate student engagement through interactive discussions and activities using web-conferencing features (polls, breakout rooms, etc.) and tools in the LMS.

 

Design and deliver a well-structured online course using the LMS with clear instructions, modules, and deadlines.

Develop a course structure that supports all modalities in use for this course,

i.e. in-person and/or, synchronous online, and/or asynchronous online using appropriate web-conferencing and LMS tools.