Schedules
Instructors - If a class doesn’t fit in an assigned classroom, you should consider a number of options. One option is for a portion of your students to meet in person one day while others work remotely; these groups should reverse the next time your class is held. You could also opt to break up longer, two to three-hour, class periods into mini periods. Regardless of what format you chose for your courses, expectations for students should be made clear in your syllabi and discussed with them during the first day of your courses.
Students - As instructors make decisions about their classes, you’ll start to see shifts in their schedules within Webster. (If a course is listed as ONL under the building location, the class is exclusively online for the semester. If there is also a time designation (i.e., 2:00-3:15), the class meets online during the designated time. If the course is listed as ONL and ARR, then further information should come directly from the instructors.)