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Distance Learning provides students an opportunity to earn college credit by participating in non-traditional, technology-based courses using delivery modes such as Online Courses (OL) Video Conferencing Courses (VC), DVD/Video, and Audio CD courses.
Instead of attending class on-campus, Distance Learning students participate in a mandatory course-specific orientation either online or on-site. Typical "first day of class" information is provided in the orientation as well as instructor contact information and office hours.
Distance Learning students satisfy course objectives by completing readings in textbooks and study guides, turning in assignments on time, and, in some courses, writing papers or reports. Course content and transferability are identical to courses offered on-campus. Exams are taken on-campus at specified exam sites or other designated testing facilities at distance sites.
Each Distance Learning course has an instructor who facilitates the learning process and is available for students to contact when they need assistance.
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Are You Ready?
Students considering a DL course should try the Readiness for Education at a Distance Indicator (READI). This online assessment will give you an indication of your aptitude for distance education and help you better decide whether a Distance Learning class is right for you.
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