Collin College offers a variety of course delivery options for students, varying from in-person classroom courses to fully online courses. Stay informed about your course requirements by reviewing the course/section notes upon registration, reading the course syllabus, checking your Canvas announcements, contacting your professor, and monitoring other forms of communication from the college.
Course Options with On-Campus Requirements:
Face-to-Face Courses: Consist of regularly scheduled face-to-face meetings at a specific campus location;
some use of technology is required to support learning.
Hybrid Courses: Courses in which 50% or less of the instruction is delivered online. The remaining
instruction is delivered through in-person scheduled meetings.
Blended Courses: Courses in which more than 50% but less than 100% of the instruction is delivered
online. Some required face-to-face activities (e.g., discussions, presentations, exam
administration) will be scheduled intermittently throughout the term.
Course Options with No On-Campus Requirements:
Web Synchronous Courses: Courses in which 100% of the instruction is conducted using web-based technologies
to extend the classroom lecture environment and other activities to students at remote
sites in real time. There are no on-campus requirements. These courses utilize web
conferencing or other synchronous e-learning media (e.g., Canvas, MS Teams, Studio,
Zoom) to provide remote access to the classroom experience.
Web Courses: Courses in which 100% of the instruction is conducted online. Instructional materials,
readings, assignments, class discussions, and other assessments may be accessed from
remote locations. The course may have some synchronous (i.e., live) components, but
is primarily asynchronous. More information about online proctored exams is available
here.
For additional information on course delivery, please click here.
Please note: Dual credit students will need to check with their high school for course schedule type.