All Gerontology core courses will be offered via Traditional on-campus classroom setting (offered later afternoons or early evenings), Online, and DDN.
Traditional on-campus class setting:
Offering the student the face to face contact with their professsor and other classmates.
Online Courses:
These courses offer flexibility to the working individual that cannot sit in a classroom at specific meeting times.
DDN Studio Classrooms:
Northern State University has eleven Digital Dakota Network (DDN) video conference studio classrooms. The eleven rooms are equipped with VTel equipment, cameras, multimedia teaching podiums and tech support stations. Five studios are used exclusively for high school course delivery. Two studios in the Gerber School of Education are used to train undergraduate education majors and to deliver outreach activities to K-12 schools. Two large studios in the MeWaldt-Jensen building and one in the Williams library support the on-campus and distance delivery of undergraduate and graduate level e-learning courses.