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The ''University College University of Maine System'' ('''Other name''', ABBREV) supports learning on-site, online via video conference and via video stream at learning centers throughout the state of Maine, [[US]].
The ''University College University of Maine System'' supports learning on-site, online via video conference and via video stream at learning centers throughout the state of Maine, [[US]].


Students are encouraged to take online and interactive television (ITV) courses in person at learning centres, with other learners.
University College offers access to courses and programs from the seven public Maine universities at more than 40 locations and online. There are more than 3,000 students enrolled, all working towards degrees through University College outreach Centers.


and other delivery methods to bring classes to you anytime, anywhere. ITV classeStudents in classrooms are broadcast live by faculty to a University College center or course site.  Faculty also teach on-site at the centers. You can participate in online courses from home or at a center or site.
Students are encouraged to take online and interactive television (ITV) courses in person at learning centres, with other learners. Streamed and videoconference courses are broadcast live by faculty from Maine's public universities or Community Colleges, and all are eligible for credit.


To take a videconference course a student must be able to travel weekly (at least) to a University of Maine System campus, a University College Center, University College of Bangor, the Hutchinson Center in Belfast, or Lewiston-Auburn College.  Faculty also teach on-site at the centers. (See http://www.learn.maine.edu/courses/faq.php for more information.)


Maine's public universities use the Web, interactive television (ITV) and other delivery methods to bring classes to you anytime, anywhere. ITV classeStudents in classrooms are broadcast live by faculty to a University College center or course site.  Faculty also teach on-site at the centers. You can participate in online courses from home or at a center or site.


The distance learning office of is in Augusta, Maine, [[US]].
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Bath/Brunswick
The University College University of Maine System web site is at http://www.learn.maine.edu
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The University of Name's main office is in Town, [[Country]]. Other campuses...
Courses may use Blackboard, WebCT, FirstClass and basic email for communication.
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The University College University of Maine System web site is at http://www.uname.edu/
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The University College University of Maine System supports learning on-site, online via video conference and via video stream at learning centers throughout the state of Maine, US.

University College offers access to courses and programs from the seven public Maine universities at more than 40 locations and online. There are more than 3,000 students enrolled, all working towards degrees through University College outreach Centers.

Students are encouraged to take online and interactive television (ITV) courses in person at learning centres, with other learners. Streamed and videoconference courses are broadcast live by faculty from Maine's public universities or Community Colleges, and all are eligible for credit.

To take a videconference course a student must be able to travel weekly (at least) to a University of Maine System campus, a University College Center, University College of Bangor, the Hutchinson Center in Belfast, or Lewiston-Auburn College. Faculty also teach on-site at the centers. (See http://www.learn.maine.edu/courses/faq.php for more information.)


The distance learning office of is in Augusta, Maine, US.

The University College University of Maine System web site is at http://www.learn.maine.edu

More details

Courses may use Blackboard, WebCT, FirstClass and basic email for communication.




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