Blended

Blended courses combine the benefits of face-to-face courses with the benefits of online learning. Students spend less time in the classroom, and more time interacting through online communications technologies.

Examples:	Traditional	Blend
Example 1	Students meet on campus Monday, Wednesday, and Friday for 50 minutes.	Students meet on campus Monday and Friday. Students participate in an online discussion throughout the week.
Example 2	Students in a lecture course meet campus Wednesday evenings from 6:30-9:30.	Students don't meet every third Wednesday. Small groups coordinate project work.
Example 3	Students in a lab course meet campus Wednesday evenings from 6:30-9:30.	Students meet from 6:30-8:00 and participate in online activities throughout the week.
Example 4	Students meet on campus Monday, Wednesday, and Friday for 50 minutes.	Students meet on campus Fridays only!

Blended courses let you structure learning around your work and your family.

The following courses are available in the blended format.

BIO 1000	ENG 1205	NUR 1230
BIO 1007	FEN 1002	PSY 1000
BIO 1008	FEN 2002	SFC 2000
ECE 2208	GEN 2001	SOC 1000
EDC 1000	HIS 2000	SPH 1001
EDC 1203	MTH 0906	SPN 1001
EDC 2003	MTH 1008	SPN 1002
ENG 1001	SOC 1000	SPN 2002
ENG 1002

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I know a course is Blended?
In the schedule, the format is BLN and the course section is typically 150.

What technology skills and computer equipment will I need?
Review Tech Check to be certain you are prepared.

Can I just do the online or the face-to-face component?
No. The course is designed with the assumption that you will be able to structure your time around the on-campus requirements and that you will have access to a computer connected to the Internet.

What if I don't have a home computer?
You can come to campus to use the computers in the Computer Resource Center.