Online Course Clause Samples
The 'Online Course' clause defines the terms and conditions governing access to and participation in an online educational program. It typically outlines the scope of the course, user eligibility, and the rights and responsibilities of both the course provider and participants, such as requirements for registration, payment, and acceptable use of course materials. This clause ensures that both parties understand the rules for engaging with the online course, helping to prevent misunderstandings and protect the intellectual property of the course provider.
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Online Course approval Approval of an online course shall comply with the practices, procedures and criteria which have been established at the University for the creation by departments/units/schools and faculties of in classroom courses.
Online Course. A course that uses web-based tools and where one hundred percent (100%) of the instruction and interaction between instructor and student is done online. (Proctored exams still allow for this classification unless it is required that the exam be taken on campus.)
Online Course. A course primarily delivered online. The first time a unit member teaches a particular course online, the maximum class size for the online course will be 75% of the standard maximum class size established for the course. However, the maximum will not fall below 28 for any course unless the standard maximum is under 28, then the standard maximum will be used. This provision excludes courses involving on-site labs.
Online Course. A course delivered entirely through technological means and lacking any regular or significant face-to-face instructional component. For purposes of this definition, “hybrid,” “blended,” or mixed modality courses are not considered to be “online.”
16.2 All credit-bearing courses offered through OCE, including summer session, online, and independent learning courses, are bargaining unit work and covered by the provisions of this Agreement.
16.3 Any credit-bearing course or program developed for OCE shall be subject to the same curricular review and approval process that applies to all other credit-bearing University courses. Adapting an existing course for OCE shall require approval by the department, the curricular body within the relevant college, and approval of the ▇▇▇▇.
16.4 Credit-bearing OCE courses, including summer courses, will count toward FTE percentage for non-tenure-track (NTT) faculty for the purpose of determining eligibility for benefits and senior instructor status.
16.5 Compensation for all credit-bearing OCE courses will be subject to the terms of this agreement. Maximum class size will be determined by the department. The University shall provide necessary administrative and technical support for teaching a credit-bearing OCE course.
Online Course. A course delivered by virtual instruction. An online course may require a maximum of three (3) campus visits.
Online Course. A course where all learning activities are done online. Online classes can be conducted asynchronously, synchronously, or a combination of both. These courses have set due dates for assignments in most cases (▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ & ▇▇▇▇▇▇, 2014).
Online Course. 8.1. Access to an online course is provided after the client has paid the amount owed for the online course, unless otherwise agreed.
8.2. If the content is made fully available at once, an online course is excluded from the right of withdrawal. Consequently, the client does not have the opportunity to cancel the purchase with a refund of the purchase amount. If the content is made available in parts, the amount is prorated upon interim cancellation, unless the agreement is a B2B agreement, in which case the full payment obligation remains.
8.3. Because the provision of an online course uses a third-party platform, ASMR Head Spa Academy cannot guarantee that an online course is available at any time and in any location.
8.4. The information provided during the course period remains the property of ASMR Head Spa Academy. ASMR Head Spa Academy will indicate in a timely manner until when the content is available. It is the client's own responsibility to view the material in time and, where possible, save it.
8.5. The client is responsible for (the consequences of) applying and following the knowledge gained in an online course.
8.6. The client is not allowed to provide her login details for an online course to third parties.
8.7. The client obtains a limited and personal right to use the content of an online course for personal purposes. The content is intended to inspire, not to be copied. The client is not allowed to create a similar offer within 12 months after completing the content of the learning environment.