A connected campus is a place to welcome and support students of all ages enrolled in a post-baccalaureate distance learning project.
It is a place of social connection, meetings, support, collective learning for people who have a distance learning project and who would do it, if not alone at home, with all the difficulties that implies ( Michaële Groshans, Campus Connected Novels)
A connected campus is a physical place providing students with a workstation, individual follow-up with a team that provides individualized support for the training project, work planning, internship search. It is also a place of collective learning offering workshops throughout the year (note taking, work on self-confidence on the presentation of your project, discovery of trades, etc.)
France has eighty-nine connected campuses, including two in Ardèche and one in Drôme. In September, a connected campus opened in the Vercors, in Saint-Marcellin, in Isère.