Your class is taught via the Internet or World Wide Web (WWW), and courses can be either asynchronous or synchronous.  Content is often in text form but also can be PowerPoint presentations, streaming video and audio, and students may also be required to come to campus for several class sessions.

• Communication tools used in this type of web-based course include live chats, discussion groups, and email.
• To take a Web-based class you will need:a computer with a current version of Netscape or Internet Explorer, both Version 4 or higher, and internet access.
• Classes can be found in your Schedule of Classes.  For search criteria, under Course Delivery, use Web Based to search for this delivery type. If permission is needed to enroll, check with your advisor.

Check your system for the necessary hardware and software specifications.