Thinking about taking a hybrid course?

A hybrid course is one that meets 50% of the time in a classroom and 50% online or uses any other technique to facilitate learning. In my hybrid classes, you must attend 1 hour 15 minute in-class sessions, and the remaining reading improvement practice will be completed through internet readings and responses, publisher software sites, and authentic sources of print for you to read and respond to using email or Blackboard's "Discussion Board" feature. You must turn in assignments according to a deadline system and tests are sometimes given in the testing centers, Round Rock campus.

I will teach you how to do all this-it's not hard! It helps if you can email, with an appropriate email address title, use attachments with email and be familiar with search engines on the internet. I can meet with you one-on-one to show you how to do all this in our learning lab if you need more instruction than what I provide in class.

Click on the alligator to watch a 'movie' about signing on to Blackboard. "Blackboard" refers to ACC's private online system available for any professor who wants students to use it. Again, I will show you how to do this in class, but it always helps to watch this video before you decide if you are mature and motivated enough to sign up for a hybrid course.

Any counselor or advisor can give you more information about hybrid classes. Or, you can contact me at jhubble@austincc.edu

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