In response to the Prime Ministry’s ordinances and to limit
the spread of the COVID-19 virus, Al Hussein Technical
University campus is now closed. However, HTU Schools,
programs, and administrative functions remain operational
using technology tools that enable distance learning and
work.
To ensure the continuity of our teaching and learning
mission, as of Sunday March 15, 2020 all HTU’s schools and
programs have migrated towards distance learning. To date,
369 classes and 36 upskilling courses were successfully
transitioned, with a range of 85-95% student attendance
rate.
To extend support to the wider learner base,through this
page, HTU is publishing recorded lecture sessions to the
public for the benefit of all students around Jordan.
We will continue to update the University community to keep
everyone informed. Our top priority remains the health,
safety, and well-being of the community.
We appreciate our students’ understanding and willingness to adapt to remote learning. As of March/17/2020, all classes and courses are available except for Workshops. HTU leadership and Schools are here to support you with any personal, logistical, or financial challenges to these measures.
Moodle and Microsoft Teams are the foundation for most of the courses.
Studying from home can have its advantages, most importantly, it will reduce the time and cost associated with commutation. We encourage our students to use this time to engage in their studies and seek additional courses and certifications.
Through the University’s Moodle platform, you can access:
To enrol free of charge in any of these academies, please email helpdesk@htu.edu.jo
HTU appreciates the creativity and resourcefulness of faculty as courses transitioned to online learning. The faculty have also found innovative ways to collaborate as peers and deliver engaging learning experiences.
Below are some tools that the HTU faculty community have found useful:
