This
website provides a variety of distance learning opportunities. Courses
listed on
this site make it possible for you to learn anytime and anyplace.
Most courses can be used to meet degree requirements at your home
institution. Take online
courses to upgrade your job skills, to explore an area of personal
growth, or to reach that long time goal of completing your college
degree.
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Authentication as an issue in online education has been raised by the passage of the Higher Education Reauthorization act which includes language in the section related to Regional Accrediting Agencies directing them to ensure that their institutions have processes to "establish that the student who registers in a distance education course or program is the same student who participates and completes the program and receives academic credit."
Click here for additional information.
The CT Virtual Learning Center is a statewide program for High School students to take online courses. Click here to visit CT Virtual Learning.
CTDLC's First Presidential Breakfast featured Carol Vallone addressing issues of teaching, learning, and technology in the 21st century.
You can view a video of her speech (1 hour) here.
You can view her PowerPoint demonstration with live links to many of the technologies which she discussed here.