On-Site and Compressed Video -
"Same-Time" Courses
For Compressed Video Course
Registration Information call:
800-220-1480 ext.1672
"Same-Time" courses are courses that meet at regularly scheduled
times. If you learn best in the traditional classroom with a live
teacher at regularly scheduled times, talk to your local Outreach center
about which courses will be available.
Outreach On-Site Courses
Some of the most qualified individuals in your community have been
approved as WWCC adjunct faculty to teach college credit classes. They
follow the same syllabus as teachers on the Rock Springs campus. These
classes are traditional, live classes in your community, and perhaps, taught
by instructors you know.
Contact your local Outreach
office for information about classes available at your preferred site.
Compressed Video Courses
Live courses are also delivered via compressed video that is like
watching live TV. An instructor is teaching the course from another
community in SW Wyoming, and you participate via a compressed video station
in your community.
Located in high schools or Outreach centers are 11 compressed video
classrooms. This compressed video system allows both audio and video to be
transmitted via ordinary telephone lines among and between any of these
sites. Not all compressed video courses are offered at each site.
Contact your local Outreach office to see which of the below listed
compressed video courses are offered at your preferred site. An
$18.00 fee is charged, in addition to
tuition and
textbook costs, for compressed video (CV) courses.
What Should Students Do When Technical Difficulties Shut Down a CV
Class Session?
When technical difficulties occur such that you did not see or hear
the entire compressed video session have the facilitator notify technical
support immediately. In the majority of cases the problem can be
resolved with 10—15 minutes if reported to technical support. In the event
that technical difficulties are not resolved during the class period then
the student may request a video tape from the local Outreach site. Videotapes of a session will only be available for
one week after the class has met. Tapes will then be recycled.
Possible Internet Component
Compressed video courses may include an Internet component to
give a dynamic and interactive atmosphere to the class. The
component will improve communication with the instructor and allow
students to easily obtain course documents. The below table will tell
you which classes have Internet components.
Do you have the right computer skills for a compressed video class Internet
component? You must be comfortable with using a computer, using a word
processor, sending e-mails, and accessing information on the Internet. If you are a rookie at any of the above skills, you may visit your
Outreach center to help you access the course site and get started or call
1-800-220-1480. Another option is to take the "Intro to Online
Learning" course, an online introductory computer course.
Summer 2008
Compressed Video (CV) Courses and Instructor E-mail Addresses
Compressed Video (CV) classes start
06/30/08. Classes end 07/25/08.
Course # |
Course Name |
Credits |
Instructor |
Internet
Component |
|
SPAN1075FCV |
Spanish for Travelers |
2 |
D. Conover |
Yes |
Fall 2008
Compressed Video (CV) Courses and Instructor E-mail Addresses
Compressed Video (CV) classes start
08/27/08. Classes end 12/11/08.
Course # |
Course Name |
Credits |
Instructor |
Internet
Component |
|
COMM 1010 CV/OC |
Public Speaking |
3 |
R. Moran |
Yes |
|
EDFD 1010 VC/OC |
Field Experience |
2 |
A. Long |
No |
|
ENGL 0950 WC/OC |
Basic English I |
2 |
F. Smith |
No |
|
EDFD 2020 CV/OC |
Foundations of Education |
3 |
J. Barker |
Yes |
|
EDUC 2100 CV/OC |
Practicum in Teaching I |
1 |
J. Baker |
Yes |
|
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