Interactive television connects two or more classrooms in real time.
These classrooms are equipped with cameras and microphones so you can view and communicate with classmates no matter their location. Typically the instructor leads the course from one of the connected classrooms, and learners have visual and audio contact with him or her through a television monitor. This method works well for students who seek immediate interaction with their peers and instructors and who can attend classes at specified times and locations. For a demonstration, see a sample video clip . Also, you must attend classes at specific times and locations and participate actively through microphones and cameras.