Definition of Face-to-Face, Online, Remote, and Hybrid Courses
Face-to-Face (in-person) courses are taught on campus at the scheduled course times so that students can interact with their instructor and classmates in person. Course learning outcomes and materials are the same as online, remote, and hybrid courses.
Online courses are taught using Blackboard, and students are not typically required to log in at specific times. Assignments have deadlines, but students have the flexibility of studying where and when they want. Professors can require students to take exams in person or online at specific date and time. Access to a camera and microphone may be required. Course learning outcomes and materials are the same as face-to-face, remote, and hybrid courses.
Remote Learning courses are taught using Zoom and Blackboard and require students to log in at the scheduled course times to interact with their instructor and classmates. Professors can require students to take exams in person or online at specific date and time. Access to a camera and microphone are required. Course learning outcomes and materials are the same as face-to-face, online, and hybrid courses.
Hybrid courses are taught using a combination of face-to-face and online activities and require students to attend on-campus, in-person scheduled classes. Access to a camera and microphone are required. Course learning outcomes and materials are the same as face-to-face, online, and remote courses.
(see course schedule)Specific timesSpecific times
possibly in person
or online at specific date and timeOnline,
possibly in person
or online at specific date and timeOn campus, possibly online
Required No In Some Courses
(see course schedule)
YesYes
• Access to Internet browsers such as Chrome, Safari, or Firefox
• Access to PCCC student email
• Basic Microsoft Office skills (PCCC provides all students with Microsoft Office 365 Suite)