ACADEMIC CONTINUITY PLAN

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THE FOUR WAYS

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THE SECOND WAY

H Y B R I D C O U R S E SIn classroom, with physical distancing and with between 1/3 to 2/3 of out-of-classroom work.

THE F IRST WAY

I N - P E R S O NMeet on campus and have a scheduled meeting pattern in a classroom.

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THE THIRD WAY

R E M OT ETemporary digital alternative which means students and professors meet online during scheduled days and times. There is no distance learning fee for taking a remote class.

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THE FOURTH WAY

F U L LY O N L I N ETaught in Canvas. Activities/assignments are designed to take place virtually and have deadlines and due dates. Please note that there is a distance learning fee associated with fully online classes.

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FIU’s top priority is your safety and the wellbeing of our community. Following that, it’s your education. From changes to physical spaces on campus to offering different ways for you to take classes safely, we’re doing everything we can to responsibly serve you and our community in the Fall 2020 semester.

T I P S FO R O F F B E AT T I M E S

1. Find out if your class has a scheduled time and place.

2. Get to know the course syllabus.

3. Things change. Communicate with your professor for clarity.

4. Make a study plan. Keep it flexible.

5. Reach out. We’ve got you covered with plenty of resources.