What is Classroom to Classroom Learning?

Some shared courses are taught via videoconference technology where the instructor is in a classroom with students on one campus and several students are in a classroom at another campus, or multiple other campuses. Depending on the classroom technologies, this may require different strategies for communicating with your professor and other students who are at other campuses.

What is required of me?

Be prepared prior to the first day of class. Have all required course materials and technology, and make sure that you can access all online course materials and applications.
Work independently and in groups when assigned.
Be respectful of students at all campuses.
Complete all pre-class assignments, and come to class on time and prepared to participate and contribute in discussions.
Immediately ask for assistance when needed.
Be responsive to course email and announcements.
Be flexible when there are technical glitches.
Adhere to the academic integrity standards as per the Penn State University Policy 49-20 (Links to an external site.) via all delivery methods (synchronous face-to-face, synchronous video conference, synchronous online, and asynchronous online).

Is Classroom to Classroom right for me?

The classroom to classroom experience allows students to learn, connect, and collaborate with faculty and students from across the Commonwealth campuses, as well as students from your own campus. Students attend class and participate in real-time, just like in a traditional face-to-face course.