Course formats may include one or more of the following learning technologies:

• Internet
  Courses utilizing the Internet require students have Internet access and the latest version of a browser (Netscape or Internet Explorer).
• Video Series 
  Several course formats such as telecourses utilize pre-produced video series which can be viewed in the following ways:
• Local Cable TV - Videos can be viewed through many local cable channels at scheduled times.
• Videotapes - Videotapes may be leased from our online bookstore and viewed on a video cassette player or viewed on campus in the media center.
• Video Streaming - Video streaming allows you to view video lesson programs from your home or office computer. This service requires broadband connectivity such as DSL, cable modems, or wireless connections and payment of a fee.
• CD-ROM/DVD - in some cases videos may be available on CD-ROM and/or DVD.
• CD-ROM
  The CD-ROM format is a student-centered instructional design using fully integrated multimedia course delivery along with supported print materials. This format brings video programs, interactive computer-based activities and Internet resources to the student's desktop. Materials include a pre-produced video series along with print materials.

For more information about Dallas TeleCollege Administration and Student Services visit our Web site at http://www.telecollege.dcccd.edu.