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Our challenge is to create courses and programs which achieve specific educational goals, and which are comparable in their outcomes to their residential counterparts. That means we do not work to a single model; careful attention is paid to the best way to teach every course. Here's how we begin...

  • Courses are selected for their relevance to ministry and distinct learning objectives. "Does this course meet real ministry needs?"
  • Courses are considered for suitability to distance delivery. "How is this course taught best?"
  • Courses are designed to include contextualized application opportunities. "How does the student apply lessons?"
  • Technologies are chosen to optimize the delivery and learning equation. "Which technologies are best to achieve course competencies and learning objectives?"
  • Courses are crafted to encourage student-to-student collarboration and community. "How do we bring people together on this issue?"