TUOLAT uses the following forms of distant learning:
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Online Format
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TUOLAT course are offered online only. Unlike traditional courses at most colleges and universities; thus, allowing students to receive instruction entirely from home.
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Conferencing Format
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TUOLAT uses the methods of live distance learning that allows students to join in using audio, video, and telephone. TUOLAT conference classroom are group settings with the availability of a chat program (such as Skype). Students may conference with a group or vis-à-vis with an instructor.
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Technology Format
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TUOLAT allows students to receive their educational materials by digital technology, such as online books, pdf, docx, video, and jpeg, files; as well as student portal delivery.
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Please Note: Students are responsible for their own access, which will require a computer and an internet connection (at a minimum).
TUOLAT distance learning typically allow students to access course materials at their own convenience and pace. For example, while a traditional university online course may contain the same schedule of lectures as its classroom counterpart. TUOLAT offers students any place or time of day to access their courses.
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However, some of TUOLAT distance learning courses may also be conducted in real time, meaning that while students do not need to be physically present in a classroom, they will need to be on a certain website (or conferencing program) at a certain time on a regular basis.