On-Campus (Self-Service code: Location)
On-Campus* classes will be limited with a priority for those that have a hands-on component, such as labs and clinical experiences. Courses will be limited in capacity and will feature safety measures such as mask requirements, plastic dividers, social distancing and access to hand sanitizer and disinfectant wipes. There will be gaps between classes run in the same room to provide facilities time to sanitize them more frequently.
If you thrive on face-to-face interaction, feel uncomfortable using technology such as Blackboard Collaborate or Webex and do not live with someone who is immunocompromised, this is the option for you!
*In the event of another campus closure, On-Campus classes will switch to an Online Live format.
Online Live (AKA Virtual Live - Self-Service code: VLC)
Online Live classes meet online at the same day and time each week to include discussions similar to on-campus sessions. Faculty and students must meet together via Blackboard Collaborate, Google Meet or Webex.
If you’re comfortable with the format of online classes but sometimes need an extra nudge to get you to the finish line, this is the option for you!
Online Any Time (AKA Online - Self-Service code: DLC)
The college's traditional online format. These classes offer general deadlines and guidance but progress according to their own schedule in a self-paced environment.
If you work full-time, have kids who require your attention at home or live with someone who is immunocompromised, this is the option for you!
Hybrid (Self-Service code: HYB)
Hybrid classes meet both on-campus and online. Usually classes meet one day per week in a classroom and the other online.
If you learn well both online and in-person and don’t mind coming to campus once in a while, this is the option for you!
Hybrid Mixed Mode (Self-Service code: HMM)
HMM is a mixed mode class that has more than one part. One session will meet in-person or virtually at a scheduled time. The other parts will vary depending on your course. The additional methods can include virtual class meetings or online with no required class meetings.
These courses are designed for hands-on learning and to provide flexibility to allow the most interaction with faculty in a socially-distanced environment.
HyFlex (Location: HyFlex)
HyFlex courses are available online and on-campus at the same time. Students choose whether to attend online or on-campus depending on what best fits their needs on a given day. You may switch back and forth throughout the semester. The HyFlex format gives students greater control over course engagement, with some students participating at the scheduled time through a video conference while others are in a classroom.
If you prefer face-to-face interaction but have work or family commitments that sometimes prevent you from coming to campus, this is a solution for you. (Look for HyFlex as the location.)
Interactive Video (Location: Mount Holly) (Location: Mount Laurel)
Interactive Video allows students on the Mount Holly Campus to attend certain general ed courses being taught on the Mount Laurel Campus. Students in Mount Holly will attend in a designated room at a designated time and will be able to engage through a livestream with the professor and students in Mount Laurel.
