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Distance Education Resources

Distance Education at the University

The university offers a variety of distance and continuing education programs. For more information on specific college, school, and division offerings, visit http://www.utexas.edu/conted/.

What is Distance Education?

Distance Education leverages technology to maximize different learning styles and offer students options of time, place, and pace. The Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board defines Distance Education as courses where more than 50% of the instruction takes place with the instructor and student in different physical settings

Principles of Good Practice

Best practices and quality assurance resources for Distance Education and e-learning.

Consulting and support

For questions and consultations regarding university Distance Education policy, contact Robert Bruce. For more information on specific college, school, and division offerings and contacts, visit http://www.utexas.edu/conted/.