Internet students receive course instruction through the use of online content, email, and textbooks. Internet students complete their courses without on-campus meetings. Before beginning online courses,

however, all Internet students are required to complete an online evaluation of their computer, email and Internet skills.

Hybrid courses combine online learning with face-to-face instruction.  All Hybrid courses will meet on-campus on specified days (see semester schedule).  The remaining instruction and course content will be delivered as an Internet Course.

Distance Education by Telecourse provides course content to students through television, print, and other types of faculty/student interactions, including periodic on-campus meetings. 

Distance Education by Teleweb courses combine online learning with Telecourse instruction. All students registered in a TeleWeb course MUST complete the orientation prior to gaining access to the Internet portion of their TeleWeb course

(Interactive TeleVision / North Carolina Information Highway)   Classes are led by an instructor from a primary classroom and broadcast to the other locations, called remote sites. Each room is equipped

with cameras, monitors and voice-activated microphones, allowing real-time communication between sites. The remote sites utilize Facilitators to assist with equipment operation as well as the distribution and collection of course materials each class session.