Category Archives: video conference classes
A different kind of distance learning
When I started “going to school” at University of Maine Augusta, I didn’t really go anywhere. The class came to me, either through online classes or via ITV or videoconference. When we talk about distance learning, this is a big … Continue reading
Sandy is Just Dandy
How lucky am I that I ended up saving a general elective until my last year of classes? I’m taking The American Movie, and as you might guess, we watch American movies (or excerpts), discuss them, and write about them. … Continue reading
Distance Learning: Parts of the Whole
I keep mentioning distance learning and the different ways I’ve taken classes to piece together my degree. I thought a little terminology would be in order, just so you know what I’m referring to. So herewith, a rather biased glossary … Continue reading
Am I a Senior?
I’m a “nontraditional student.” I’ve learned that we nontraditional students come in many ages, shapes, and sizes and come from all kinds of situations. In my case it means I’m older, already in the work force, and already have a … Continue reading
Greetings from Vinalhaven
It’s the story of a non-traditional college student living on an island off the coast of Maine. I’ll share some things I’ve learned along the way about distance learning in all its glory. Online classes, ITV classes, video conference classes, … Continue reading