what is telecourse classes in college?
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Television for Your Head! A Telecourse is a college credit course that allows you to complete much of your study at home by viewing televised or videotaped lectures instead of attending lectures on campus. Telecourses have been specially designed to provide students with educational opportunities that are flexible enough to fit even the busiest schedule. The televised lectures represent one component of an integrated instructional package that includes a textbook, study guide, course syllabus and on-campus seminars. \nFlexibility for Your Schedule. Telecourses enable you to watch course lectures at home on local television channels. You may also view the lectures at your convenience in the Instructional Media Centers. \nA faculty member is assigned to serve as instructor for each telecourse. Your instructor will have many of the same responsibilities as any classroom instructor - preparing and grading assignments, answering your questions, administering your exams, and conducting the on-campus seminars. The instructor will also be available to answer your questions by phone or in person during designated hours.
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There are disks you can get that will teach you everything then you take test at local sites. Or there are online classes you can take.
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Some techniques include lecture, lecture with discussion (interactive lecturing), panel of experts, demonstrations, brainstorming, videotapes, using the Internet, class discussion, small group discussions, jigsaw activities (a type of small group work), case studies, modeling, role playing, report back sessions, worksheets, surveys, index card exercises, guest speakers, values  clarification exercises, and probably dozens of others.\n\nI've attached a number of websites that should help you put together definitions for the ones you choose ot consider.
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Literacy & Special Education. Teacher Education. Community Outreach. Distance Delivery Courses ... expertise in mathematics, science, computer technology, ...strose.edu/.../Academics/School_of_Education/applied_tech_ed_ug.asp \nwww-ee.eng.hawaii.edu/~kuh/tmp/munfen~1.ppt  \nStudents (UG and grad.) Education. Quality teaching. ... Information and Computer Science (ICS) Distance Learning (Asynchronous Learning Network) ...www-ee.eng.hawaii.edu/~kuh/tmp/munfen~1.ppt
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Some of the local universities that offer classes or whole degrees online.. your degree actually comes from the real university.. so it basically says you went there.. the one i go to (tri state university) i take all of my classes online.. but it is going to say that i went to the main campus so its no different than actually going to the school.. mine will look just the same as someone who spend a bunch of money on a dorm room and all of that..
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try link for list:\nhttp://www.eduinstitutions.com/topmanagementcolleges.asp
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GOOGLE! In the same shoes you are... talk about HOURS of research... best bet is collegeboard.com, go to for students, then click college finder, then select your criteria (independant learning, wired, distance/correspondance, stuff along those lines) then click show me results. there will probably be some 400 schools that offer distance learning.... its actually been a great help to me :-)\n\nPS> don't forget to type in what kind of classes you want the school to offer, narrows down the search a bit.
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I'd try PBS or A&E. A&E will often have "In the Classroom" programs. Hope that helped.
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Learn direct is a function rather than a place. Learn direct offers users the chance to learn, via the computer / internet without the need to sit in a classroom.\n\nLearning can often be done at home (distance learning), but to take any exam you need to be affiliated to a testing centre.\n\nIt often works out cheaper to buy your course via the testing centre
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I can answer this one - Intro courses are good especially ones that require comprehension sort of like Intro to sociology or psychology or even management.\n\nAnything that has to do either with your major or that you are not strong in (like some people who have math disabilities) should do the traditional classroom.  \n\nAgain anything where you either have to memorize definitions or have to read a paragraph & comprehend the idea or theory behind it - that would be the class(es) to take online.
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Franklin University there is one in Ohio and one in Indiana. They offer all online classes. Check it out.
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well you could get a tutor take online classes mabye
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Yes I have taken on line courses. It was set up where they recorded the classes and then you could view them online. There were a lot of good things about being online. Like I didn't have to make the 2 hour round trip drive to the school. I could watch lecture in my pj's. I could view lecture any time of day or night and as many times as I wanted. This is set up differently than most online courses though. Most courses require online discussion of material instead of a lecture. You do a lot of messaging to classmates and such. So you have to be self disciplined to make yourself do the studying. I would take more online courses. I really liked it. Hope this helps you.
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Anything at a community college
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Take a class at a college.
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Probably the kind in the syllabus.  You can probably get an idea on-line by searching for information on that class on the school's website.
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Is there something that you know, so you can give some classes?