HyFlex Learning Spaces
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What is HyFlex?
The Hybrid/Flexible (HyFlex) modality is a mode of teaching meant to facilitate student learning whether they are present in-person or joining remotely. HyFlex rooms are designed with additional equipment to allow the instructor to run a class to the students in the room, and to either live-stream the class to students joining via Zoom, or to record the lectures and make them available online asynchronously.
A HyFlex approach supports student-to-student and student-instructor interactions and participatory teaching approaches. The simultaneous offering of the course on campus and via Zoom is intended to provide students flexibility, and to allow instructors a method to teach students who may not be able to attend courses on campus. To ensure the ability to teach effectively in this modality, HyFlex classes should be limited to between 40 and 50 participants.
Find more HyFlex recommended practices here.
Note that a HyFlex model is not an acceptable model to increase enrollments in courses – rather every student registered in the section must have the option to attend the course on campus.
Getting Started with HyFlex
There are several resources and supports available to help you get started with the HyFlex modality:
- HyFlex Classrooms General Set Up Guide
- Share the HyFlex Student Guide with your class
- Review the Recommended Practices for HyFlex Teaching and Learning
- Watch a recording of an introductory workshop to see these rooms in action
- Book a room orientation to familiarize yourself with the HyFlex space and technology
- Book a one-on-one consultation through the TLS Support Portal to work through your individual challenges and questions
Trouble Accessing the Portal?
If you are having difficulties accessing the TLS Support Portal, you may need to clear your browser cache or access the portal using the Private (Incognito) mode on your web browser.
HyFlex Learning Spaces at Carleton
Below is a list of all the HyFlex learning spaces at Carleton as well as each room’s capacity. Click on a room name to learn more about the space. To search all learning spaces at Carleton, please visit the Room Search page.
Canal Building
CB3101 58 persons
CB2104 51 persons
Loeb Building
LAA204 19 persons
LAB249 19 persons
LAB243 30 persons
Tory Building
TB431 51 persons
Nideyinàn
NN374 16 persons
HyFlex Resources
For a complete list of FAQs please visit the HyFlex FAQ page.
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- HyFlex Classrooms General Set Up Guide
- Online Teaching Strategies
- HyFlex Classrooms – General Set Up (PDF, 482 KB)
- HyFlex Classrooms – Three Screen Solution (PDF, 374 KB)
- HyFlex Classrooms – Zoom Students on Projector (PDF, 193 KB)
- HyFlex Set Up Cheat Sheet (PDF, 211 KB)
- Grand Valley State University – Tips for Teaching HyFlex and Staggered Hybrid Courses with Remote Learners
- Vanderbilt University – Active Learning in Hybrid and Physically Distanced Classrooms
- HyFlex Student Guide (PDF, 54 KB)
- Clemson University – Academic Models for 2021 (PDF, 270 KB)
- HyFlex Classrooms – Wirelessly Projecting Laptop Screen (PDF, 360 KB)