The rapid growth of technology over the past decade or so and its infusion into everyday life has drastically changed the way many people go about their daily business. ATM machines give us money.
Scanners price our groceries.
We pay for our gas at the pumps. We buy clothes, books and other items without going into stores. And in some areas drivers pay their highway tolls without having to search their cars for change. The world of higher education is no different. At New Hampshire College a growing number of students are taking courses without ever stepping onto campus.