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Continuing Education Distance Learning
What is Distance Learning?
Distance learning provides a convenient, standardized, and economical approach for our students to learn. Students attend class from anywhere - in the office, at home, at school, or on the road, and study at a pace that's right for them. With courses that are either instructor-led or self-paced, with or without a live chat or web conferencing component, AACC can assist you with your educational needs.
Questions about continuing education distance learning? Contact AACC's Instructional Support Center at iscenter@aacc.edu or call 410-777-2325.
Online Partners
Our online vendors include the vendors listed below. Click the applicable link to register for an online course or receive on how to proceed after registration.
Community College Partners
Anne Arundel Community College also partners with other colleges to enhance our course offerings. Click the links below to learn more about our offerings and how to enroll. Our partners include:
NOTE: To register for any online course please use/create a MyAACC account. Anyone who registers for a course with AACC automatically receives an account with the college. Students taking a distance learning course with AACC will be contacted via their AACC email.
What is the difference in the online formats?
Anne Arundel Community College offers a wide range of noncredit online courses to meet your educational needs. Anne Arundel Community College offers courses developed at AACC and collaborates with a number of partners to make certain we offer a large variety of online courses to our students.
ANGEL is the platform that Anne Arundel Community College uses for online asynchronous (not real time) courses that were developed in-house. Students need a computer and access to the Internet. Courses vary in length.
Elluminate is a real time online classroom format for courses developed by Anne Arundel Community College and held over the Internet. Students will need a head set and a microphone to participate in the class. Courses vary in length.
To see some course demos please click HERE.
The Technology Learning Center (TLC) can be used if you do not have online service from your home or work. Click the link to see a list of locations available for access to the Internet.
Are You Ready for Distance Learning?
Find out by completing the READI assessment. READI is a web-based tool designed to gauge your likelihood for succeeding in an online learning program. It's easy to take, and once you've finished, you'll receive immediate feedback outlining your strengths, as well as areas of potential challenges.
Last Updated: Jan 7 2009 9:40AM