Hybrid: Course content is delivered primarily online via the Moodle LMS, but portions of the course are completed on-campus during scheduled meetings. Student assessment takes place on campus at scheduled times (Bluefield State, 2022).

Hybrid courses are taught part online and part on-campus. The on-campus session is usually just one day per week. The rest of your work is completed online via Canvas, our learning management system. These courses will be designated on the class schedule with sections HYA, HYB, HYC, etc. (Bellevue College, 2022).

Hybrid Class: A course that meets both on-campus and online. Typically, your hybrid course will meet 50% of the time in the classroom and 50% online. For example, 50% of the “meeting hours”* of a hybrid will meet in class on one of the days of a Tuesday/Thursday or Monday/Wednesday weekly class schedule (Eastern Florida State College, 2022).

A face-to-face-hybrid course is one where the course is split into two parts. Some of the course is face-to-face in a classroom with your instructor at a particular time and some of the course is fully online without a set time to meet. Then there is the typical homework and studying as well (Green River College, 2022).