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Southeast offers a variety of methods of instruction to meet the changing needs of our students. These methods include: a) on-line instruction, b) tevevised instruction (KET), and c) Interactive Television (ITV).

On-line courses -- An on-line course is a class that is taken primarily over the Internet. Students read materials on the net or in their textbook. Class discussion is via bulletin boards, on-line forums, chat-rooms, or e-mail. Assignments are usually submitted via the website or e-mail. Some on-line courses require the student to come to campus for face-to-face meetings or exams. (Please review "Is On-learning Right for You?" )

KET courses -- A KET course is a class broadcast on the Kentucky Educational Network. Students are required to watch a weekly program, complete readings in a textbook, and submit assignments to the local instructor. Most KET courses require the student to come to campus for face-to-face meetings or exams. Communication with the instructor is by telephone, FAX, or e-mail. See ACC’s Distance Learning Schedule for requirements of individual classes. (Please review "Is A KET Class Right for You?" )

Interactive Television (ITV) courses -- Interactive Television (ITV) classes are courses taught at another college and broadcast to Southeast Kentucky Community and Technical College.  The close-circuit TV system makes it possible for the student to talk to the instructor and classmates at the distant location. The class may be broadcast simultaneously to several other community colleges. Students are required to come to SKCTC at the time the class is broadcast. Assignments are submitted by mail, FAX, or e-mail. Students who wish to talk with the instructor after the broadcast may do so by e-mail or phone.  A facilitator is available throughout the class broadcast to assist students with the equipment. ITV allows students to take classes that might not be available locally. (Please review "Is an ITV Class Right for You?" )