Q1. How can I follow online lectures?

A1. Online lectures can be held as real-time online lectures, eTL-based video lectures, or K-MOOC. Real-time online lectures will be held at the class time shown on the course timetable, and eTL-based lectures can be accessible through eTL, which will be provided as video-recorded lectures by the instructor, SNUON, and SNU’s K-MOOC courses. If you are required to take a non-SNU K-MOOC course, your instructor will provide you with the instruction. In this case, you must take what the instructor appoints you to.

Q2. How do I use ZOOM?

A2. Your instructor will open a live-stream room and invite you. Students do not have to create an ID and PW, but will be required to install the app. If you enter your name when invited, it will be recognized as class attendance.

Q3. What if I cannot join the live-stream class at the class time?

A3. It will lead to class absence. You may be able to watch its recorded video at the instructor’s discretion. Any details will be provided by the instructor in advance.

Q4. During the mandatory online class weeks, would there be no assignment or exam?

A4. Assignments may be given by the instructor and any notice will be posted through eTL. Exams must be held with all students being in one place, whose schedule will be notified by the instructor.

Q5. How does eTL debate work?

A5. The instructor can open a debate room in eTL, and when you join the debate, it can be acknowledged as class attendance and your participation may be evaluated.

Q6. What does “14 weeks; 15 lecture hours per credit” mean? Am I required to complete more hours for online lectures?

A6. This means you are required to take 15 weeks of course curriculum within 14 weeks. There are some K-MOOC courses whose individual class runs for less than 50 minutes, in which case the total number of completed hours will be calculated to lecture hours.

Q7. How can I prove my course completion when I am required to take another university’s K-MOOC course?

A7. You will be required to join K-MOOC website, where you will follow courses and go through evaluation (weekly or final). When you complete the evaluation part, you can print out the progress report through Progress (진도) menu.

Q8. I am an international student and required to self-quarantine myself until after March 16. How do I attend classes in this case?

A8. COVID-19-affected self-quarantine students can excuse their class absences for the quarantine period. However, you must contact your department office or Office of International Affairs (OIA) in advance to inform your self-quarantine period.

Q9. I am a COVID-19 confirmed patient. If I fully recover, can I join the course?

A9. If you are confirmed with full recovery, you can join the course.

Q10. How does the course change and additional registration (override) work?

A10. Course change period has been extended for a sufficient time and you can change your course choice in the same way you did for the regular course registration.

Course override can be requested on a non-face-to-face basis (such as e-mail) and if the request reaches the department office through e-mail, it will be approved.

Q11. Will there be additional support for students with disabilities who may have difficulties following online courses?

A11. Additional measures are currently being discussed between the instructors and Office of Student Affairs, and official notice will be suggested in a timely manner.