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Online Courses 
in
the registration booklet.
Delaware Technical & Community College online courses are
a learning option for independent, self-motivated students.
They are for students who have little time to come on campus
for courses or who have travel constraints. Course offerings
are related to the College technology programs. They are of
the same quality and rigor as on-campus courses. They are most
appropriate for you if you like to learn outside a physical
classroom and if you have at least moderate computer skills.
Interactive Video Courses
in
the registration booklet. Delaware
Technical & Community College Interactive Video Courses
provide an opportunity for students to pursue degrees that are
offered on campuses other than their home campus. Interactive
Video Courses require students to attend their home campus,
but connect with students on other Delaware Tech campuses. The
specialized labs support student interaction with the same quality
and rigor as on-campus courses. 
Telecourses
in the registration booklet. Delaware
Technical & Community College telecourses provide a convenient,
flexible way to earn college credits in the comfort of your
own home. You can choose to set your own study schedule with
lessons on videocassette tapes or watch instructors on cable
television. Telecourses include weekly assignments, textbook
and study guide readings, and easy access to instructors by
phone or e-mail. Convenient exam schedules are a plus for busy
students juggling job and family responsibilities. Some couses
may require on-campus class sessions.
CD-ROM Courses
in
the registration booklet. Delaware
Technical & Community College CD-ROM Courses are available
on a computer CD and can be taken by using a tutorial-style
program at a computer workstation.