More than 200 people are currently taking classes on-site and via interactive video and Internet instruction. Asynchronous delivery allows students to determine their own times for instruction. This form of instruction includes such methods as e-mail, listserves, and online discussion boards.
Synchronous instruction requires the participation of all students at a set time.
Methods include computer conferencing, streaming video, and other forms of interactive video. Students and instructors also interact via group chat-room sessions and individual sessions. Classes are also offered at a distance through on-site instruction. The program of study consists of a professional core curriculum of 21 semester hours, with a minimum of 15 semester hours in a research or practice concentration. Practice concentrations are currently designed in community education, counseling, higher education, human resource development, and instructional technology.