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Fall 2006 enrollments in ISU distance learning courses set a record high. Headcount (unduplicated) in ISU distance courses reached 2,418 students, generating a total of 3,898 enrollments (and 11,426 credit hours). To understand this increase, it is important to note who enrolls in ISU distance courses. The profile (below) is based on the University's Fall 2006 Enrollment Summary. Profile Of the 2,418 students enrolled in distance learning, the majority are:
The majority (65%) live outside of Vigo and its six surrounding counties (Clay, Greene, Owen, Putnam, Sullivan and Vermillion). I. Enrollment by Level:
II. Status:
III. Average Age:
IV. State:
If you have questions or wish a copy of the Fall 2006 Enrollment Summary, please contact the Office of Distance Support Services. Contact: Melissa Hughes
The University's Center for Instruction, Research, and Technology has self-paced computer-based training (CBT) modules available from the Makau Corporation. These cover more than 40 products and are available to all current ISU faculty, staff, and students. Course topics include training in:
Students and faculty may find this resource useful as a supplement to their classroom instruction. It also provides ISU staff with training that they can incorporate into their professional development plan. The modules can be found at http://cbt.indstate.edu There is an account request link on the login page. Contact:
Center for Instruction, Research and Technology
ISU faculty members who are interested in developing courses (including general education) for distance 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):
Indiana State University faculty members seeking assistance with distance program development should contact:
Ron Payne
It is the mark of an educated mind to be able to entertain a thought ~ Aristotle
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