- In-Person Class (Face-to-face) - Classes designated as in-person are those for which there is at least some material critical for the class that cannot be acquired without in-person attendance. Most of these classes involve learning skills or using equipment that would not be available remotely. In-person classes may have some content presented online, but students who register for classes without coming to campus cannot take these classes.
- Hybrid Class (Hybrid/Blended Course) - A hybrid class utilizes both online and in-person experiences. A hybrid class is one designed for the instructor and students to meet in person part of the time and online other times.
- Online Class (Internet) - An online class is a class designed from the ground up assuming that all students will attend the main class experience online. Material in these classes may be presented synchronously or asynchronously.
- Correspondence (Correspondence) - Paper-based or electronic Instructional exchange where student is not present on campus.
- Two-Way Interactive (Two-way Interactive Video) - Students gather to view a lesson presented via Internet or other media. The students and instructor can interact with each other instantly although they are in different physical locations.
- Web-Enhanced (Web-enhanced) - Traditional campus-based course where the instructor and the students are in the same physical location at the same time, but interact largely via the web or other electronic means.
- Multiple or Other Electronic Media (Multi-Media)- Use only if no other single mode accounts for 51% of the instruction or if the electronic instruction mode is not listed above.
*The terms you see in parentheses are the instructional mode terms as noted in the online course schedule.