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Hybrid v Internet - What's the Difference?

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Hybrid

Defined as classes conducted online.

Defined as classes with reduced classroom time in exchange for participation in online activities.

Little or no on-campus requirements.

Attends traditional classes on campus.

Computer and technology skills will be required.

Computer and technology skills will be required; face to face assistance available from instructor.

Will need access to a reliable computer and internet service.

Communication with instructor and student to student interaction is online, conducted in a variety of methods.

Communication with instructor and student to student interaction is in-person and online.

Time flexibility as long as due dates are met.

Requires set time commitments to attend class and commute to campus.

Relies more on self-learning, reviewing and reading web based resources and provided learning materials.

Some self-learning but student is taught and presented information in class by lecture, activity or other format.

Must be very organized and self-disciplined.

While being organized is important, student will get in class reminders of due dates; face to face guidance.

Classes are each different in design, structure and instruction.

Classes are each different in design, structure and instruction; time in class may vary from course to course.