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Distance Education and Learning Technologies Overview. Founding Principles of DELTA. Distance Education is part of the university’s academic mission and belongs in the Office of the Provost DE & LT should be “married” within a single organizational structure to best leverage their synergies - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Distance Education and Learning Technologies Overview

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Founding Principles of DELTA• Distance Education is part of the university’s academic

mission and belongs in the Office of the Provost• DE & LT should be “married” within a single

organizational structure to best leverage their synergies• DE represents a strategic growth opportunity for the

institution• The distinctions between DE and traditional campus-

based education should become increasingly blurred over time

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NC State Student Population

Campus-based Students

DE Students

the past

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NC State Student Population

Campus-based Students

DE Students

the present

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NC State Student Population

DE Students

Campus-based Students

the future

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What Does DELTA do?

• Coordinates production of Distance Education based credit programs and courses

• DE services for faculty and students• DE video conferencing and classroom support• Marketing communications and support• Program planning and development

distance education & learning technologiesdistance education

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Distance Education by the numbersFY 2009-10• 300+ faculty• 1,337 courses and sections• 58 degrees, certificates, teacher licensure

programs• 13,942 students• 27,400 enrollments• 20% average annual growth

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DE Student Credit Hour 10-Year Growth Plan

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SCHs by College, FY 2007/08

CALS 12%Design 0%

Education 16%

Engineer-ing 14%

Natural Resources

2%

CHASS 30%

PAMS 13%

Textiles 1%

Vet Med 0%

Management 12%

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SCHs by Primary Delivery Method

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Who Are Our DE Students?

63%

14%

23%

Fall 2008

Degree seeking (campus + DE)Degree seeking (DE only)Non-degree seek-ing

27%

16%57%

Fall 2002

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What Students Say About DE

“I’m taking distance classes because it allows me to pursue a Graduate degree while working full time. I can work on my class anytime from home or during my lunch time and I can avoid the

drive over to campus. This saves me time and gas cost.”

- C.L., Graduate Student

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What Students Say About DE

“The reason I really like the online program is that is saves a LOT of time. Since I work 30 hours a week, am a full-time student

and have two little ones, time is a very precious commodity. The online program helps me save time by allowing me to schedule

my study and online attendance according to my own schedule. Really, how many classes are offered at 4 am in the morning?”

- L.C., Graduate Student

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Selected DE Flexible Access Student Survey Comments – Spring 2009

What changes would you like to see in the way NC State provides distance education programs and services?– “My only wish is that there were more classes to choose

from.”– “Please maintain your distance education programs. This is

so much help to individuals living far away from the campus and working full-time jobs.”

– “It has been an excellent experience. Not only is it convenient but I personally learn more than in-class education.”

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What Do DE Courses Look Like?

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ENT 201 – Insects & PeopleCourse Web Site

Narrated PresentationsInteractive ExercisesLab Demonstrations

Clyde Sorenson & Ron Kuhr, ENT 201 Faculty http://courses.ncsu.edu/ent201/lec/601/

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ENT 201 – Insects & PeopleCourse Web Site

Narrated PresentationsInteractive ExercisesLab Demonstrations

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ENT 201 – Insects & PeopleCourse Web Site

Narrated PresentationsInteractive ExercisesLab Demonstrations

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ENT 201 – Insects & PeopleCourse Web Site

Narrated PresentationsInteractive ExercisesLab Demonstrations

Hissing Cockroach Demo

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PE 109 – Step AerobicsMixed Media Delivery

On-Campus Fitness TestField Video Production

18 Lectures Delivered on DVD

Peggy Domingue, PE 109 Faculty

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PE 109 – Step AerobicsMixed Media Delivery

On-Campus Fitness TestField Video Production

18 Lectures Delivered on DVD

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PE 109 – Step AerobicsMixed Media Delivery

On-Campus Fitness TestField Video Production

18 Lectures Delivered on DVD

PE 109 Intro Video

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PE 109 – Step AerobicsMixed Media Delivery

On-Campus Fitness TestField Video Production

18 Lectures Delivered on DVD

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Focus on the Future Initiative• Provides students access

to courses and programs to boost careers through further education

• Responds to economic downturn and the needs of our students, alumni, and NC residents

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Outreach to North Carolina’sMilitary Population

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DELTA is . . .

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