Hybrid Course. A course that displaces some, but not all, face-to-face class time with web-based tools.
Hybrid Course. Classes meet in a traditional in-person classroom setting and instruction also occurs online through the learning management system. Required in-person class session days and dates are identified in the course schedule and syllabus. Both the College and the Association acknowledge the desirability to redefine these course types as the need arises. The College reserves the right to change these definitions as necessary and will provide updated definitions to the Association.
Hybrid Course. Effective up to Spring 2008, the definition for Hybrid Course is: In a hybrid course, a portion of the course is conducted as an online course and a portion is conducted as a regular seated class. Because some of the course is occurring online, the class meets for less than the usual 50 minutes per contact hour per week, depending on the proportion of the course allocated to online and seated components. This proportion is determined by the instructor. The proportion should be defined when the course is submitted to the department scheduling committee for room scheduling purposes as well as student schedules. Hybrid Course: Effective Spring 2008, the definition for Hybrid Course shall be: In a hybrid course, a portion of the course is conducted as an online course and a portion is conducted as a regular seated class. The class meets on campus for at least 40 percent of the usual 50 minutes per contact hour per week. On-campus meetings will be defined when the course is submitted to the department scheduling committee for room scheduling purposes as well as student schedules. Hybrid courses are considered seated courses.
