The Digital Learning Day is the designated day when classes are held asynchronously online.
When a class is held asynchronously online, students are not required to meet with their instructors or classmates in real time.
Instead, course materials such as lectures, readings, and assignments are made available online, allowing students to access and complete them on their own schedule.
Work through self-paced learning modules, watch recorded videos, and have the opportunity for virtual consultations with professors. While there are no live sessions, students are still expected to meet deadlines and follow the course guidelines.
Digital Learning Days started this School Year 2025-2026 with Mondays designated for this modality.
T.I.P. will continue to use the Canvas Learning Management System (LMS) to deliver instructional materials during Digital Learning Days.
If you encounter any issues or have concerns during Digital Learning Days, please contact your instructor or program chair through the official communication channels listed on Canvas.
Yes, students are still expected to meet all course requirements, submit assignments on time, and participate in asynchronous online activities. Attendance is based on meeting the requirements and your participation.
Digital Learning Days offer several advantages that can enhance your overall experience:
- Flexible Scheduling – Learn at your own pace and manage your time according to what works best for you.
- Improved Balance – Better balance of your academics, personal life, and extracurricular activities without the rigid structure of a traditional school day.
- Time & Cost Savings – Eliminate commute time and reduce transportation expenses.
- Skill Development – Build valuable self-discipline, time management, and digital literacy skills that prepare you for college and future careers
All other classes scheduled in the week shall be conducted onsite on a face-to-face modality.
The campus is open on Mondays, but operates with a skeletal workforce. Essential offices such as academic departments, the Registrar’s Office, Student Accounting Office and Cashiering, Office of Student Affairs, Guidance and Guidance and Counseling Center are available for transactions.
However, students are encouraged to access facilities such as the library, study areas, and laboratories; avail of services from the career Center and the Medical and Dental services; and consult with professors and peers on Tuesdays to Saturdays when classes are conducted on campus.
The Digital Learning Day will be implemented starting School Year 2025–2026. While this is a long-term initiative, T.I.P. will continuously evaluate its effectiveness and gather feedback to further improve.
Any updates or changes to the Digital Learning Day will be communicated promptly to all concerned.