There are three different types of online courses. Most are offered through ANGEL, LCC's online learning management system. Here is a general description of each.

• Online
  Online courses generally do not have a face-to-face component. Students complete all course work via the Internet, usually by going to the college's learning management system ANGEL, logging in with a username and password, and accessing their virtual classroom.
  See a list of current online courses.
• Hybrid
  Hybrid courses blend face-to-face interaction with online participation and learning. For example: students go online, read lessons, take a practice quiz, come to a face-to-face class and talk about what they learned online.
  See a list of current hybrid courses.
• Enhanced
  Some face-to-face courses have an additional required online component. For example: a face-to-face instructor may require you to access reading, assignment material or submit an assignment online.
• Informational
  Some face-to-face courses have an additional non-required online component. For example: a face-to-face instructor makes all syllabus and class handouts available for download via a website.

To learn more about online learning contact

Alan Thompson Library Room 107
360.442.2520