These are to be web additions to existing Telecourses. This will make our courses more available to total distance students and allow us to serve a much larger global community. Marketing of the CRT program on the NCIH system is planned to secure at least one additional site by fall 2001. Aggressive promotion of both sending and receiving NCIH courses in the evenings is planned. Three evening courses are anticipated for the spring 2000 semester and six for the fall 2000 semester, using both NCIH facities.
Specific courses targeted are foreign languages, postal services, and agriculture.
Internet courses are anticipated to continue close to 200 percent growth. The adoption of courses leading to degree programs should be completed by the fall 2001 semester so we can offer at least two degree programs totally at a distance. Streaming media is anticipated to be made available for limited use in the spring 2001 semester and for full use in the fall 2001 semester. This will be accompanied by extensive professional development in audio and video instruction. Half the student enrollment is anticipated to be in distance courses in the 2005-2006 college year.