By completing coursework taken over the Internet, on videotape and through interactive television classes, a student can now complete an Associate of Arts degree without coming to campus for classes. Students may be required to attend an orientation session on campus. Registration for Spring 2001 semester is now in progress for classes beginning January 16. Internet classes taken via a computer over the Internet are as stimulating and interactive as any traditional classroom setting. Assignments are given and discussions are held on-line.
Students submit their assignments to an instructor via e-mail.
Communication lines between an instructor and students are constantly open. These programs are not aired live but each course is given an LCCC faculty member who coordinates programs and assignments with students. Programs may be taped or may be viewed in the LCCC Library, however, assignment deadlines are part of the process involved with completing a class offered on videotape. Interactive television classes originate from an LCCC classroom. A student may be a part of the class via his or her television.