Last Review: S2019
Next Review: S2024
ONLINE EDUCATION POLICY
Rationale
SF State recognizes that most university classes use the Internet to some degree and some university courses (or classes) are conducted entirely online. This policy has been created to promote the continuation of a high-quality educational experience for students, faculty members, and the SF State community through the use of online resources.
Key Words: fully online, hybrid, learning mode
Author/Source
Academic Policies Committee
Responsible Unit
Online Education Committee, Academic Technology
History
Version |
Approved |
Revisions(s) |
3 |
2/19/2019 |
S19-264
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2 |
4/8/2016 |
S16-264: Revision of definitions |
1 |
2012 |
Original |
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Table of Contents
Student Assessment
Course and Program Approval
Scheduling
Workload
Student Assessment
Course and Program Approval
Workload
Refer to the CSU policy on credit units (Coded Memorandum AA-2011-14 CSU Definition of Credit Hour) for guidance on student workload.
As is the case with face to face mode, class size and corresponding faculty workload will be determined by the department chair and faculty member, taking into account the level of interaction between faculty and students in the course environment, as well as the physical class sizes common on the campus.
This policy should be reviewed every five years.