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Mail a Class
In the 1940's Sir Isaac Pitman utilized the mail system using shorthand postcards to send coursework to students. Students were able to send their assignments through the mail, and receive feedback on their work. -
London University
Once Sir Isaac laid the ground work for distant education, London University starts to offer distant learning degrees in 1858 -
Learning on the Radio
Education was evolving over the years, and colleges were looking for ways to education more people. In 1922 Pennsylvania State College broadcasted the the first classes over the radio.
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TV Courses
Technology continued to make gains with more watching television for entertainment. In 1934 The University of Iowa broadcasted classes on local television channels. -
More Channels More Classes
In 1963 there are 20 television channels that are used available for university instruction. -
Computers in Education
In 1986 Pennsylvania State College offers computer based course with audio. Adding audio to computer courses allows lessons to be more detailed and in-depth. -
Learning Online
The demand for online educations continues to increase. In 1994 CalCampus introduces a complete online curriculum for students. -
LMS
Universities are adding more online course, and are in need of a management system. In 1999 online education changes with host educations tools using Blackboard and eCollege systems. -
Online Courses Increase
With the rise of online education, more colleges are offing online courses.By 2003 81% of colleges offer online classes for their students. -
Online Programs
Colleges are offering more online courses each year. By 2014 there are 98% of colleges and universities that offer complete online programs.
