Self-Service Help: Resource Market
Q. Online Support
Answer
At Grand Valley, Online and hybrid courses (and other support programs) offer flexibility that you may not have in a traditional in-seat course. Online courses allow you to further your education without coming in person to campus. With due dates and assignment deadlines in mind, you set the schedule for when you are reviewing course content, participating in discussion, and completing assignments. Although there may be "live" class meetings or online office hours, for the most part, you will be directing your own learning and participating on your own time. -- from "Are You Ready For Online Learning?"
Taking an online class?
Here are some great resources for you in making sure you feel supported and prepared:
1. Tips for online learning , GVSU Libraries
2. Student Resources, GVSU Admissions
3. GVSU Admissions Resources for Online/Hybrid Classes
- Are you ready for online learning?
- Online readiness quiz
- What to expect from an online or hybrid course
- Essential skills for learning online
- Technology requirements for online/hybrid courses
4. Faculty Resources, GVSU Admissions
Learning online?
Be sure to check out these online support options for you:
1. Virtual Knowledge Market, person-to-person support related to data, research, writing, and presenting
2. Resources Market, collection of resources related to student college work (found at the bottom of the page)
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