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Distance Education
is a formal educational process where the majority of the instruction
occurs when the student and instructor are not in the same place; instruction
may be synchronous or asynchronous. Distance Education may also employ
correspondence study, as well as audio, video or computer technologies.
Here at Lakeland, Distance Education reaches students utilizing telecourse
programs, online courses and teleclassroom courses.
If you are a student interested in Distance Learning, please check
out the Distance
Learning info site.
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TELECOURSES
combine the existing telecourse programs with text, face-to-face meetings
and expanded content offerings using e-mail and the World Wide Web. Please
contact Sherry Kocevar
for detailed information.
INFORMATION
Programs can also
be viewed at these
locations:
Lakeland Library
phone 440.525.7069
Lakeland East
phone 440.525.4713 or
phone 440.428.5500 |
NOTE
Telecourse DVDs are
available in the book-
store for a fee of $30. |
 ONLINE
COURSES are offered through the Internet. The course site authoring
and management software, Blackboard,
is now in use allowing faculty members to generate the interactive multimedia
online courses in a simple non-coding way. Contact Corrie Bergeron
or Nan Klenk for more
information.
TELEWEB
COURSES: A TeleWEB course is an online course that also includes telecourse
videos as well as print materials (text & study guide). Contact Sherry
Kocevar for detailed information.
TELECLASSROOM COURSES: The teleconferencing
rooms are now in use allowing faculty on the main campus to communicate
with students in remote locations in real time. Contact Sherry Kocevar for detailed information.
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