Traditional Classroom Instructor and students meet in the same classroom, which may be in a high school, college, public or other facility in the students geographic proximity. If students are unable to view the program during scheduled broadcast time, they typically videotape it for viewing at a more convenient time. World Wide Web Web-based courses may be entirely on the World Wide Web. Check for technical requirements before registering.
Web browsing ability and email proficiency are minimal requirements.
The instructor of a web-based course provides an email address to which the students are required upon registration to send a message and in turn receive the hardware and software requirements for the course. Communications between the instructor and fellow students occurs through email or chat room sessions. Satellite These courses are transmitted via C-band satellite to multiple locations, such as high schools or public libraries, throughout the state. This format resembles televised instruction except that students must travel to the downlink site for viewing. This acronym stands for interactive video network in which the technology of compressed video is employed.