Learning Options
Online, In-person & in-between
The right way to learn is what's right for you.
You are an individual and also part of something bigger—a community of learners. At UW-Green Bay you will experience faculty who care about your success and are committed to helping you reach your goals. Our faculty are not only experts in their fields, but they have also continued their professional development in the areas of virtual learning to be ready to give you the quality classroom experience you deserve.
Classroom Options
Want to know more about your classroom options? See the different course delivery modes below. Please note that all audio and video class formats require students to have a webcam-enabled device in order to fully participate.
In-Person (P)
A fully on-campus (i.e., face-to-face) course where the students and instructor meet during a specified time at a specified location. Student participation is required and class sessions are not recorded. Technology, such as the use of a Learning Management System (e.g. Canvas), may be used at the discretion of the instructor.
The schedule of classes and Student Information System (SIS) will list the meeting day/time/place for the course.
Hybrid (H)
A course which combines on-campus and online components. On-campus sessions require student participation and will not be recorded. The online activities may be either asynchronous (without scheduled meetings, students work on their own time) or synchronous (scheduled meetings). Technology, such as reliable internet, and the use of a Learning Management System (e.g. Canvas) and/or a web conferencing tool (e.g. Zoom), will be required.
The schedule of classes and Student Information System (SIS) will list the meeting day/time/place for the course.
Online (O)
A course which is exclusively online and has no scheduled meeting times. Class materials can be accessed on a flexible schedule, but students will be required to meet instructor-specified deadlines and due dates. Technology, such as the use of a Learning Management System (e.g. Canvas) and reliable internet access, will be required.
Virtual Classroom (V)
A course where students and instructors interact online synchronously (at scheduled meeting times). Technology, such as reliable internet, and the use of a Learning Management System (e.g. Canvas) and web conferencing tool (e.g. Zoom), will be required.
The schedule of classes and Student Information System (SIS) will list the meeting day/time for the course.
Campus-to-Campus (CC)
A course where the instructor and some students attend in-person at one campus while the remaining students attend in-person at one or more other campuses. Student participation is required and class sessions are not recorded. Technology, such as the use of a Learning Management System (e.g. Canvas), may be used at the discretion of the instructor.
The schedule of classes and Student Information System (SIS) will list the meeting day/time/place for the course.
Campus-to-Anywhere (CA)
A course where the instructor and some students attend in-person at one campus while the remaining students attend online at the same time (synchronously). Student participation is required and class sessions are not recorded. Technology, such as reliable internet, and the use of a Learning Management System (e.g. Canvas) and/or a web conferencing tool (e.g. Zoom), will be required.
The schedule of classes and Student Information System (SIS) will list the meeting day/time/place for the course.
Want to check a specific course?
You can view the mode of instruction for a course via either of the options below:
Option 1
- Go to the Schedule of Classes
- Search for a class
- Click the desired class title
Option 2 (if you're already enrolled)
- Log in to your SIS account
- Go to your class schedule
- Click the section number of the desired class
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Faculty
"Professors want to help and see you succeed. Anytime I emailed a professor a question or if I was having trouble with assignments, they would get back to me within the day and help me."
Janie Hodny '23
Communication Major
Need help?
Figuring out your course delivery can be complicated. Don't be afraid to ask for help. We're here in the Student Services Center to help you find the best learning options.