Technology-Enhanced LEARNING
A range of course delivery methods are offered to meet the diverse needs and preferences of students. Whether students prefer the flexibility of online learning or need the adaptability of multiple delivery methods, these instructional formats are designed to give the opportunity for quality education. Technology-enhanced courses emphasize equivalent rigor, engagement, and learning outcomes, regardless of the delivery method.
Online (Web) Courses
In online courses, instructors deliver content and engage with students asynchronously through UACCM’s learning management system (LMS), which is entirely online and features no scheduled meetings. The syllabus specifies how the instructor will maintain regular and substantive interaction with students.
Hybrid (HYB) Courses
Hybrid courses combine face-to-face and online (WEB) instruction, with less than 100% of the course delivered online. The instructor determines the percentage split, which is indicated in the schedule of classes and the syllabus.
Flex (FLEX) Courses
Flex courses offer flexible content delivery and interaction across multiple delivery methods, including face-to-face, synchronous online, and online (WEB). Each class session is simultaneously available through all applicable modalities.
Synchronous online sessions are delivered in real time via a virtual classroom, similar to web conferences. Students log in and participate during the scheduled class times. Interaction occurs through live video, audio, chat, and shared materials.
Web-Enhanced Courses
These are traditional face-to-face courses supplemented by online resources and activities delivered via the LMS. Students attend all scheduled sessions in person, and online components support, rather than replace, instruction.
Need Help Choosing the Right Course Format?
Your academic advisor can help you find the best fit based on your family responsibilities, work schedule, and goals. Don’t hesitate to ask for guidance—we’re here to support your success!