Distance Learning Center
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Provide Opportunities
The mission of the Distance Learning Center is to provide opportunities to faculty, staff, students and external agencies in Southeastern North Carolina, to participate in interactive classes and teleconferencing via the North Carolina Information Highway and the North Carolina Research Education Network.Directions
From I95 North/South – Turn Right onto Grove St.
Proceed to Ramsey Street
Turn Right onto Ramsey Street
Proceed North to Langdon Street
Turn Left onto Langdon Street
Campus Police Located Left ½ Mile
Maps and Parking Permits are issued at that location.
Distance Learning
Fundamentally, distance learning is education delivered over a distance to one or more individuals located in one or more venues. Distance learning includes "synchronous communication," which occurs when teacher and student are present at the same time during the instruction, even if they are in two different places. It also includes "asynchronous communication," which occurs when students and teachers don’t have person-to-person direct interaction at the same time or place, such as through web or home computer based study with student faculty communication via e-mail, including comments on homework assignments.
Services
- Videoconferencing - Two-way interactive conferencing with participants at remote sites throughout the state.
- Dial Up Videoconferencing -Two-way interactive conferencing with participants at remote sites throughout the world. (Fees will be assessed these sessions)
Systems
- Polycom VS 4000
- Sony PCS G50
- Polucom HDX 9000
Facilities
- Classroom - Capacity 32
- Conference Room – Capacity 10
Distance Learning Center
Fayetteville State University
1200 Murchison Road
Fayetteville, NC 28301
Telecommunications Building, Lower Level
Hours of Operation:
Monday-Thursday, 9:00AM - 6:00PM
Friday: 8:00-5:00
(Other Times as Prearranged)
Frederick Bittle
Video Manager/Program Coordinator
Phone: (910) 672-1888
Fax: (910) 672-1273