A few colleges support student intranet, toll free number access for some instructional programs and student publications on the web. Obviously, this student demand for use of and access to technology is creating more support demands. Institutional technology fees are becoming more common in order to pay for increased demands on technology. Some campuses are offering students the opportunity to purchase computing equipment at student prices. Continue to support the technology that delivers on-line and video instruction .
Partnerships are common with most colleges.
Video conferencing is being used to receive upper division courses from Washington State and Central Washington Universities. Sharing on-line instruction is most common with WAOL course. However, some international sharing was also documented. Both the video and the on-line networks are being used for meetings and for training. Phase II of K-20 is expected to have a significant impact in video instruction especially for rural colleges and colleges with multiple attendance centers.