Distance Education
Programs are offered using a variety of distance-education methods to help students complete a degree according to student's schedule, no matter where they live. Students may work with printed material that they receive in the mail or using electronic material they receive via the Internet. Some courses may include computer conferencing, audiotapes, videotapes, television, and radio programs. They will likely use the phone, e-mail, or regular mail to submit assignments and to get help from their tutor. Some programs are completely online, that is, available on the Internet. Others use a combination of these methods. Some courses have specific start dates; others may be started any month of the year.
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Canadian Virtual University
Canadian Virtual University, or CVU, is a partnership of Canadian universities working together to offer complete university degrees, diplomas, and certificates over the Internet or via distance education.
The partners currently are Athabasca University, British Columbia Open University, Laurentian University, Memorial University of Newfoundland, Royal Roads University, Télé-université du Québec, Université de Moncton, University College of Cape Breton, The University of Manitoba, and University of New Brunswick. These 11 Canadian universities offering over 250 programs available through the Internet or by distance education. When student enrol in one of these programs, they can select courses offered by any participating universities. This means over 2000 courses to chose from, and the list is growing.

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