I don't have much experience with e-mail or the World Wide Web. Participating in Distance Learning gives you a certain degree of flexibility you may not be able to experience with traditional courses taught directly on the main campus of the University of Kentucky. For example, the majority of our courses are taught at locations throughout the state of Kentucky via interactive video or satellite delivery. This makes a course that is taught at one location accessible to students at distant locations, such as Northern Kentucky University or Paducah Community College. Telecourses offer the student the capability of viewing the course programs at home while attending lectures only a few times throughout the regular semester or meeting on-line with no actual class meetings.
Online courses offer the most flexibility.
Once you have entered your course page you will find links to the syllabus, important class news, instructor's e-mail address, assignments, etc. You may be required to have a minimum computer configuration . Telecourses are courses taught with a television component, meaning that the majority of your time during the semester will be spent viewing an actual television program from the comfort of your home or any other area with access to a television. To learn more about your individual class meeting times and the broadcast schedule for your class, contact our office. Interactive video is a means of technology by which the Distance Learning Technology Center is able to offer courses throughout the state of Kentucky.