The number of courses available online is growing all the time. Many universities and educational establishments have started to develop online modules, some of which are listed here.
Some institutions use either wholly or predominantly online delivery of courses.
This Project is exploring new ways to apply computer and network technology to help students learn chemistry, and to help educators teach chemistry. Concepts of Programming Languages Phillip Windley from Brigham Young University decised this course in which the web was used to provide information such as class policies, syllabus, assignments, lecture notes, documentation for the programming language used, documentation for the computer systems in the lab, and a collage of programming language information from all over the network. Courses are structured around a teachers's weekly assignments and students participate in class by sharing thoughts and ideas through various message boards and other electronic means. The explosive growth of computer and communications technology raises new legal and ethical challenges that reflect tensions between individual rights and societal needs. This course explores the interaction between policy and technology as it relates to the Internet and the World Wide Web.