(( LaneOnline ))

Online Learning Orientation

Schedule of Online Classes

AAOT Degree - via Distance Learning Annual Schedule
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Class Channels

Services

ATC 4 Faculty

Intro to Online Classes

Moodle Help for Students

Test Drive a Moodle Course

Moodle Orientation Classes for Students

Guides & Videos

Student HelpDesk

Academic
Technology
Center

Phone: (541) 463-3377
Web: 2011sitearchive.lanecc.edu/atc/
Email: atc@lanecc.edu
Hours: M-F 8AM - 5PM
Location: Bldg 2: 121-122

Online & Hybrid

Online and hybrid classes are offered via the web so that students may participate anytime, anyplace they have Internet access. Classes labled as 'online' are taught 100% via the web with low-or-no on-campus requirement. Hybrid classes blend the traditional classroom with the online classroom, i.e. your teacher has elected to use a bit of both. Different classes have different technical requirements, but all online/hybrid courses require consistent web and email access.

LaneOnline classes follow the same term schedule as classes on campus. Students don't have to be online at a certain time every day, but will be expected to log in and participate regularly.

GETTING STARTED ONLINE

	Make sure you're not getting in over your head. Online courses are not easy. Visit the online orientation to ensure you have the required skills, technologies, and time for an online course. Check out our Moodle guides and demos to see how the online classroom looks and works.
	Find the course(s) you want in the schedule, and enroll. Make sure you have your books and materials for the course.
	If enrolled, you will be able to login to Moodle on the first day of the term and begin your class. You must login to your class site in Moodle before the end of the first week of classes or risk being administratively dropped from the course.

:a mix of instructional techniques and technologies which may be delivered in a variety of combinations; blending face-to-face instruction, web based instruction, and new-media; the integration of computers, smartphones, television, videoconferencing and other emerging electronic media with traditional teaching & learning.

:an amalgamation of Collaboration and Laboratory; community research, discovery, and invention; crowd-sourcing of big ideas; fostering and rewarding innovation from the community.

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