Moving to Online Courses

All courses, including those offered online, are canceled during the week of March 16-20. Beginning Monday, March 23, the university will deliver all course content online or via other remote methods for the remainder of the Spring 2020 semester. For additional questions about specific course assignments, please reach out to your professors.

What resources and services are the university providing to faculty who need support in transitioning and teaching their courses in an online environment?

Faculty should visit the Keep Teaching website to access resources and tools to find contact information for additional support.

https://olemiss.edu/keepteaching

Students may visit the Keep Learning site to access a number of academic resources, tools, and other support to aid in the transition to online courses. The site includes computer recommendations and information about Blackboard and Zoom.

https://olemiss.edu/keeplearning/

UM Students Get Free Access to Barnes & Noble eTextbooks
UM students now have no-cost access to more than 55,000 eTextbooks, thanks to Barnes & Noble’s efforts to help college campuses ease their transition into online learning to prevent the spread of the coronavirus. Click here for full details. 

SUMMER 2020

All Summer terms – including May, First Summer, Second Summer, Full Summer and August – will be delivered remotely through online or alternative methods. Courses available during registration for those terms will be limited to courses that are amenable to online or alternative delivery methods. This change will take effect at the Oxford and all regional campuses.

FALL 2020

Registration options for the Fall 2020 semester have not changed at this time. Any future changes to that plan will depend on how the public health emergency unfolds over the coming months. If we are forced to shift to remote course delivery, some courses could be affected. University leadership will notify you if any change is required for Fall 2020.