If you are teaching multiple sections of the same course and the delivery method is the same for all sections, you may use one form to reference all sections. Part 1 will reference the lecture section and Part 2 will be about the tutorial section. Please make sure you provide delivery information for both the lecture and tutorial section (if applicable).Name* First Last Faculty Email* A copy of this form will be sent to your email for review. Part 1: Lecture Course Delivery MethodTerm*FallWinterFall and Winter (only select if course delivery is the same for both terms)SummerSection type: Lecture*LectureCourse e.g. COMP1001* Section e.g. A (list all sections this applies to)* Select a Delivery Method for the Lecture*Note that the delivery method you select will be displayed in Carleton Central and on the Public Class Schedule for the section. (Glossary- Delivery Types) ONLINE SYNCHRONOUS SECTION. ONLINE ASYNCHRONOUS SECTION. ONLINE COMBINED SYNCHRONOUS/ASYNCHRONOUS SECTION. IN-PERSON SECTION. MIX OF IN-PERSON AND ONLINE SECTION. The purpose of the questions below is to determine if the section is suitable for distance students who may not be able to come to campus for in-person in-term or final assessment.Do you plan to have any IN-PERSON in-term assessments (e.g. midterm, assignment, quiz) and/or an end-of-term final exam?* The in-term assessment(s) will be in-person, and there will be no end-of-term final exam. Accommodations are available for online and distance students. The in-term assessment(s) will be in-person only, and there will be no end-of-term final exam (campus presence is required). Only the end-of-term final exam will be in-person. Accommodations are available for online and distance students. Only the end-of-term final exam will be in-person (campus presence is required). Both the in-term assessment(s) and the end-of-term final exam will be in-person. Accommodations are available for online and distance students. Both the in-term assessment(s) and the end-of-term final exam will be in-person only (campus presence is required). There will be no in-person in-term assessment(s) and no in-person end-of-term final exam. TBD Please add the distance exam info to your course outline. The following text "Scheduling and Examination Services (for a fee) offers a distance exam service for those students who are studying remotely and not able to come to campus for an in-person exam. More information can be found here: https://carleton.ca/ses/distance-exams/." will also be posted in the course comments section in the public class schedule. This will ensure that students are aware that there is an in-person assessment, and that an accompanying service is available, should they not be able to come to campus.How will you accommodate online and distance students for the in-person assessments and/or end-of-term final exam?* I will provide my own accommodations for online and distance students. I will use and promote the distance exam service offered by Scheduling and Examination Services. See message below for more information on distance exam. DISTANCE EXAM SERVICE - Scheduling and Examination Services (for a fee) offers a distance exam service for those students who are studying remotely and unable to come to campus for an in-person exam (https://carleton.ca/ses/distance-exams/). If you plan to offer this service, please add the distance exam information to your course outline . The distance exam information will also be displayed on Carleton Central. Please provide any other details you would like the students to know about quizzes, tests, assignments, projects or final exam. This will be included in the section comment.*Is a registration conflict permitted for the lecture?* NOTE: The course registration conflict attribution can be applied to either the tutorial or the lecture, or both. If conflicts are permitted, this means that there are no scheduled activities/assignments/exams during tutorial times or lecture times, and that the lecture and/or tutorial are delivered asynchronously. Registration time conflicts are permitted for the lecture section only. Registration time conflicts are permitted for both lecture and tutorial sections. Registration time conflicts are not permitted. Additional Information or Comments for Course DeliveryPart 2: Tutorial Course Delivery MethodThis section only applies if your course above has an accompanying tutorial section. Section e.g. A1 (list all sections this applies to) Select a Delivery Method for the TutorialNote that the delivery method you select will be displayed in Carleton Central and on the Public Class Schedule for the section. (Glossary- Delivery Types) ONLINE SYNCHRONOUS SECTION. ONLINE ASYNCHRONOUS SECTION. ONLINE COMBINED SYNCHRONOUS/ASYNCHRONOUS SECTION. IN-PERSON SECTION. MIX OF IN-PERSON AND ONLINE SECTION. Is a registration conflict permitted for the tutorial? NOTE: The course registration conflict attribution can be applied to either the tutorial or the lecture, or both. If conflicts are permitted, this means that there are no scheduled activities/assignments/exams during tutorial times or lecture times, and that the lecture and/or tutorial are delivered asynchronously. Registration time conflicts are permitted for tutorial sections only. Registration time conflicts are not permitted. Is attendance mandatory for the tutorials? Tutorial attendance is mandatory. Tutorial attendance is not mandatory but recommended. Additional Information or Comments for Tutorial DeliveryCAPTCHA Δ Share: Twitter, Facebook Short URL: https://carleton.ca/scs/?p=16591