Program Delivery Methods
Programs and Courses
Lakeland College students aren't just found on campus.
While there's no experience quite like being in classes and labs with other students, circumstances sometimes mean that isn't an option for everyone.
In addition to face-to-face delivery, Lakeland also offers:
- blended learning
- online learning
- synchronous online learning
- asynchronous online learning
Discover what's involved in each of these modes of program delivery.
Face-to-face, on campas delivery
Where: In-person course delivery
When: Set/scheduled course delivery times
- Course is delivered in person, on campus or the same physical location.
- Instruction at scheduled times for all classes/labs.
- Location may be on campus, field lab, or designated work site/ industry placement.
Blended learning delivery
Where: Online and face-to-face classes/course delivery
When: Set meeting times for in-person classes. Online components may or may not be scheduled.
Varies with the program.
- Online components may be asynchronous (no set class meeting/times) or synchronous (set class meetings/times). See below for more information.
- Face-to-face components on campus.
- Onsite work/industry placements may be required.
- You need to be available for scheduled class and lab times on campus/ at designated work site(s).
- Online course components delivered via D2L (Lakeland's learning management platform) and or Microsoft Teams.
Online delivery
Where: Online meetings/classes/course delivery
When:
- Combination of set meeting times and/or no set meeting times per course.
- Course materials will follow scheduled release dates or course content may be accessed on demand.
- Instruction is delivered live at set times online through virtual tools.
- You may interact with peers via virtual tools.
- No on-campus meetings are required.
- On site work/industry placements may be required.
Online Synchronous
Where: Online classes/course delivery
When: Set meeting times, live online
- Instruction is delivered at set times, live and online through virtual tools.
- No on-campus meetings are required.
- On site work/industry placements may be required.
Asynchronous delivery
Where: Online meetings/classes/course delivery
When: No set meeting times
- Course materials will follow scheduled release dates or course content may be accessed on demand.
- You may interact with peers via virtual tools.
- On-site work/industry placements may be required.