For now, only pay attention to the DAYS and TIMES of the courses when planning your schedules; IGNORE locations/delivery methods.
The university continues to monitor the circumstances related to the pandemic. As such, course delivery methods and locations for the Spring 2021 semester will be finalized and published in the Schedule of Classes on Testudo by December 4, 2020. Some of you will be registering before you have this updated information, so be prepared to possibly make some changes.
The mode of delivery for each course will be the same as they are this fall (face-to-face, blended, online-synchronous, online-asynchronous). Campus is currently aiming for about 25% face-to-face classes overall in spring 2021, public health conditions permitting. Large courses will all be online. Some smaller courses will be online and some smaller courses will be face-to-face or blended. I know this is hard because there are still so many uncertainties but we promise to keep you notified with any updated information.
The mode of delivery for each course will be the same as they are this fall (face-to-face, blended, online-synchronous, online-asynchronous). Campus is currently aiming for about 25% face-to-face classes overall in spring 2021, public health conditions permitting. Large courses will all be online. Some smaller courses will be online and some smaller courses will be face-to-face or blended. I know this is hard because there are still so many uncertainties but we promise to keep you notified with any updated information.
Updates (as of October 15):
- Testudo is mostly updated, but there will still be some changes. Labs and discussion sections in science classes is one place where we anticipate updates.
- All students should review Testudo again after December 4 to confirm the delivery method for each of their classes, just to be sure.
- The current estimate is that 75% of spring courses will be online.