The ICN Student Services Center can point you in the right direction. Classes are offered through a variety of delivery methods. This is the original form of technology-delivered distance education in Indiana, and it is still the most common delivery method. Some classes are televised on local cable systems, generally on regularly scheduled days and times on a designated cable channel. Classes may also be replayed at varying times.
Cable is currently available only in selected regions of the state.
Some public television stations carry a limited number of classes during the early morning hours for students to tape and watch at their convenience. Videotape Courses available on videotape are shipped to you at your mailing address. Internet Courses delivered over the Internet often, but not always, use the World Wide Web graphical interface. Students with access to the Internet can take classes via their own computer at home. If you don't have a computer with Internet access, IPSE Learning Centers provide access to that technology.