The Global Campus is made up of On-demand and Livestream Courses
Global Campus Students
- Global Campus students have access to all of the services and tools as students who attend classes on campus do. There are some services and expectations specific to the Global Campus and online learning that are described in this orientation.
On-demand Classes
- Each course follows a weekly schedule for assignments which is outlined in the syllabus and course calendar. What day and time you access the course to complete work is up to you but the due dates for assignments must be met. Courses are delivered through Blackboard Learn, which houses all of the information students need in its virtual environment.
Livestream Classes
- Classes are held at a scheduled time and students meet virtually in Class.com Video Conferencing. Live faculty deliver key learning components, including short lectures, discussions, activities, and group projects. Course materials, including assignments, assessments, and supplemental content, are housed in Blackboard Learn and are available at any time.
Flex
- Combination of Livestream and On-Demand. Students may freely switch between the delivery formats during the course, as all materials are available in any of the applicable delivery modalities.
Students can meet on-campus in computer labs, dedicated space for Livestream, or at any off-campus location of their choosing provided it is equipped with a broadband internet connection (e.g. their primary office space, or their home). If you attend on campus, you will need to provide a USB headset with a microphone. DU technical support is available via phone as needed throughout the semester.
CAMPUS |
DESIGNATED RTV ROOM |
Detroit | Room 107 |
Warren | South Building - Room 30 |
Grand Rapids W.A. Lettinga | Library |
Holland | Room 102 |
Kalamazoo - KVCC | KVCC Computer Lab |
Lansing | Computer Labs: Room 608 and 708 |
Midland - Great Lakes Bay | Room 108 |
Traverse City - North West Michigan College | Zonta computer lab UC 103 |
Orientation
All Global Campus classes utilize our Learning Management System (LMS): Blackboard.
- How to access Blackboard
FIRST-TIME ONLINE
- If you are completely new to online learning or are coming back after a prolonged break, then visit this section first. it contains important information about what to expect, how to prepare, and what you need to be successful.
SOME ONLINE EXPERIENCE
- If you have some experience taking online courses at DU or elsewhere but need a refresher on what to expect, visit this section. It contains expectations and resources to help you do your best in line courses. This section also contains information about being an Online learner at DU.
EXPERIENCED ONLINE LEARNERS
- If you consistently have taken online courses or are currently taking online courses this section provides resources for continued success and contains DU specific information.