CCI also offers an interdisciplinary education concentration in disability studies, open to undergraduate and graduate students through the University of Maine. For information about CCI's workshops and conference, please check our Conferences page. The list of CCI's courses delivered electronically is below. CCI offers many educational programs through distance education. Distance education relies on computer and video technology to deliver course work effectively and efficiently to students both on and off campus.
Distance education provides flexibility for students.
These courses are designed to allow students from diverse geographic, educational and geographic backgrounds to be brought together such that they enrich one another's learning about disability and related issues. Students need only to have access to a computer or be near a classroom site, depending on the method of distance education used by the course. Outcomes Research in Long Term Care. This course introduces the student to the spectrum of empirical research methods that can be used to answer questions and queries of concern to providers of long term health care. The course will begin with a review of the continua of research designs from qualitative to quantitative design, and includes consideration of integrated design methodologies.