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STUDENT SUCCESS:
A SURVEY OF GRADUATING STUDENTS
The Office of Distance Support Services is currently surveying Indiana State University distance learners
who plan to graduate (or complete their chosen program of study or coursework ) in Spring 2006.
Please encourage your distance students to participate.
Survey: Student Success
www.indstate.edu/distance/news/survey1
To view responses from prior surveys, visit:
Success - Tips and Encouragement from Graduating Students
www.indstate.edu/distance/news/tips9
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DISTANCE LEARNING:
RESOURCES FOR ISU FACULTY
ISU faculty members who are interested in developing distance
courses and programs may benefit from the array of services offered by the University's Office of Distance Support Services.
Services include (but are not limited to):
- Distance course development
- Distance program development
- Marketing
- Televised course support
- Testing services, including proctored exams
- One-stop student services designed for distance learners
Indiana State University faculty members seeking assistance
with distance program development should contact:
Ron Payne
Assistant Director, Distance Support Services
Indiana State University
(812) 237-4910
rpayne@indstate.edu
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DISTANCE LEARNING:
RESOURCES FOR STUDENTS
A variety of on-line publications and statewide resources
are available to distance learners at Indiana State University:
:: Publications (Online)
Distance News@indstate.edu
This free e-newsletter provides just-in-time
information on registration, financial aid, scholarships, student organizations, new
distance courses and programs, and campus news. Currently, there are over 3,000 subscribers.
ISU Distance Learner's Handbook
Step-by-step instructions for starting and
completing ISU distance courses
Year-Based Distance Courses Guide
A list of undergraduate courses offered via year-based study, and
instructions for registration
:: Student Services
ISU Statewide Coordinators
ISU has four coordinators situated throughout Indiana (in our
partner institution facilities) to provide to help students
with any of the processes necessary to start and complete
ISU courses, degrees, and professional development programs.
Office of Distance Support Services
studentservices@indstate.edu
1-888-237-8080
Assistance with admissions, registration,
financial aid, proctored exams, correspondence
lesson submission, web courses, and arrangements
for receive sites and videotapes for televised courses.
:: Learning Centers
College Cooperative Southeast
www.ccs.indstate.edu
The College Cooperative Southeast has learning centers located
throughout southeastern Indiana to serve you and your distance
learners. Each learning center is equipped with internet-connected
computers and is capable of hosting televised courses.
SCEA
www.clcinfo.org
The Community Learning Centers of South Central Indiana (SCEA)
includes a cluster of seven learning centers located in the following
Indiana counties: Greene, Jackson, Lawrence, Martin, Perry, Orange,
and Washington counties.
Staffed with student services coordinators, these learning centers are designed to help students succeed in their distance courses.
Each learning center has the technical equipment to host televised classes. Computer labs
are available for students to complete web-based courses, and learning
center personnel are available to proctor exams, administer placement
tests, and provide a direct link to the ISU campus.
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THOUGHT FOR MAY:
We cannot always build the future for our youth,
but we can build our youth for the future.
-- Franklin D. Roosevelt
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Interaction is published by the Office of Distance
Support Services - Indiana State University.
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