This two- way interactive system allows the college to import courses, giving students access to courses that are not available locally. There are no special enrollment requirements for these classes, and no orientation is necessary. T elecourses are courses whose content is delivered via video lessons. Students enrolled in a telecourse work independently, view televised programs, and read printed materials at home with guidance from course instructors who use a variety of communication tools and instructional techniques. Students may be required to report to the campus for occasional class meetings, exams, labs, or review sessions as determined by the instructor.
Teleweb courses are telecourses with a web-enhancement .
Students enrolled in a teleweb course work independently, view televised programs, and read printed materials at home with guidance from course instructors who use a variety of communication tools and instructional techniques. Internet access is required for these courses. Because little interactivity is possible, most of the instruction is accomplished in the traditional classroom. However, a reduction of in-class time may be permitted depending on the course content and instructor. Internet access is suggested but not required for this course.