• Conducted via Zoom or Microsoft Teams

• Scheduled individually with your instructor

• May be tied to major assessments or final evaluations

• Photo identification may be required

• Written responses (300–400 words)

• Forum discussions

• Word problems, reflections, or journals

• Oral components to confirm understanding

Other assessment strategies may also be used depending on the course.

Studying online requires self-discipline and accountability. When learning from home, you must:

• Understand the work required for each course

• Plan the steps and develop the skills needed to succeed

• Take initiative and push yourself to stay on track

Coquitlam College’s Student Academic Responsibility (2.2.1) policy applies to all online courses. It is your responsibility to know, understand, and follow this policy, including rules regarding:

• Cheating

• Plagiarism

• Other forms of academic misconduct

Each course will also outline what is acceptable regarding Generative AI. Refer to your course syllabus for your instructor’s policy—unapproved use of AI is considered academic misconduct.

Success in online learning depends on your ability to manage your own learning responsibly and uphold academic integrity at all times.