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Course Delivery Modes & Teaching Approaches

Parent Page(s): Online Course Delivery Options

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UBC has adopted an expanded range of course delivery modes that provide more options for flexible course design and delivery. These delivery modes are available to be included as activity types in the Student Information Services Centre and provide a range of options for how instructors might configure their classes across in-person and online spaces.

The following information provides an overview of the different modes of delivery now available along with some considerations for how the learning technologies available might be relevant in each mode.


General UBC Resources

Resource Use
Learner-Centered Syllabus Toolkit (CTLT) The Learner-Centered Syllabus Toolkit provides sample language that instructors can use to help describe the delivery mode of their course to students in order to effectively communicate expectations andĀ help learners understand what they need to do to succeed in the course.
Designing for Accessibility: An Introduction to Universal Design for Learning This Arts ISIT resource provides an overview of Universal Design for Learning (UDL) and shares strategies for how you can use this approach to help assure your course materials and activities are accessible the widest possible range of learner abilities, operating within the widest possible range of environments, conditions, and circumstances.
Academic Integrity Resources for an Educative Approach While academic integrity is an important issue in all courses, transitioning to different modes of delivery can bring up additional considerations that instructors need to address.

Delivery Modes

In-Person Course Delivery

Course activities predominantly take place in person and in-person attendance is required to complete.

Online Course Delivery

Course activities are fully online and do not require in-person attendance to complete.

Hybrid Course Delivery

The course has a mixture of mandatory in-person and online activities as designed by the instructor.

Multi-Access Course Delivery

The course allows students the option for completing activities in-person or online as designed by the instructor.

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