
Hybrid Courses

Hybrid Course Request Form (Part I)
Copy this form and fill it out to request for course. Send completed form to CTL@kean.edu.
Copy this form and fill it out (after Part I above is approved by VPAA). Send completed form to CTL@kean.edu.
Writing an application for a hybrid course and need support?
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View the Slideshow from Workshop
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Guide for developing the annotated syllabus for your Hybrid Application Part II
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Join us for our next workshop (write drosen@kean.edu for more information)
Five Types of Hybrid Courses at Kean (prefix is HY in KeanWISE) | |
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Five Types of Hybrid Courses at Kean (prefix is HY in KeanWISE) Teaching Mode |
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Five Types of Hybrid Courses at Kean (prefix is HY in KeanWISE) 1. F2F & Synchronous** |
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Five Types of Hybrid Courses at Kean (prefix is HY in KeanWISE) 2. F2F & Asynchronous |
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Five Types of Hybrid Courses at Kean (prefix is HY in KeanWISE) 3. Mixed (F2F, Sync & Async) ** |
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Five Types of Hybrid Courses at Kean (prefix is HY in KeanWISE) 4. Remote (Synchronous) |
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Five Types of Hybrid Courses at Kean (prefix is HY in KeanWISE) 5. Remote (Sync & Async) |
Planning for Engagement
Key in the application process is demonstrating planning for student engagement. 86% of GenZ are looking for interaction, engagement, and flexibility in their courses.
“Taking time to foster relationships with students and being intentional about online learning allows instructors to create a differentiated response with each student.” (Galvin Teich, 2023).
The Kean University Hybrid Course application process supports faculty as they intentionally design hybrid courses.
Five ways to build teaching presence in a virtual environment:
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Personalize your course so students get to know you
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Do consistent check-ins on their social-emotional health as well as their state of engagement with course assignments
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Encourage one-on-on meetings by phone or video chat
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Provide immediate feedback
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Send video responses
Workshops
Hybrid Course Development Process (Online)
In this Workshop we will discuss how faculty can request to offer hybrid graduate and undergraduate courses.
Workshop Slideshow: view