Synchronous Learning is learning that happens along with an instructor and classmates, i.e., in sync with them. Asynchronous learning is learning that happens outside of class on the learner’s own time. Examples of synchronous learning at the Centre for Applied Neuroscience include: online classes, in-person classes and weekends, discussions, and live (whether online or in person) special guests and events that we host. Examples of asynchronous learning include: reading an article posted on your course website or watching a video or reading through a textbook. Some courses are primarily synchronous and some are a combination of both.

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