In the US there seem to be a lot of requirements forced upon universities that limit how much instruction is allowed to be exclusively remote or online for a student to still be considered full time (by visa requirements for international students, and I think by student loan requirements for local students). IIRC only 3-4 credits of ~15 are allowed to be an online/hybrid course. Although courses which have in-person spaces, but allow remote viewing (no interaction) are fairly common.
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Maybe remote/online classes are getting to be a lot more popular post-COVID?
In the US there seem to be a lot of requirements forced upon universities that limit how much instruction is allowed to be exclusively remote or online for a student to still be considered full time (by visa requirements for international students, and I think by student loan requirements for local students). IIRC only 3-4 credits of ~15 are allowed to be an online/hybrid course. Although courses which have in-person spaces, but allow remote viewing (no interaction) are fairly common.