Openings in each course go to the highest bidders. Finals on floppies. Students have the option of taking their exams online. A proctor gives test takers a special floppy disk that locks down the rest of the computer when the exam program boots up. Rogers and his team convert recorded lectures to RealAudio format and post them on the law school's Web site.
Students access the recordings using special passwords.
Virtual study groups. Each class has its own Internet newsgroup, which allows students to collaborate and post documents whether they are at school or at home. For example, students are often required to take opposite sites of a particular case, and this allows both sides to post their arguments. Access to grades. Students may enter their exam number and get their grades online, along with the grade distribution for the rest of the class.