By RALPH HEIBUTZKI – Herald-Palladium
Lake Michigan College’s new Virtual Learning Environment model allows students to switch between attending classes online or in person, depending on what’s convenient for them. That makes perfect sense to Jay Keeler, lead faculty in application development and geospatial technology at LMC’s computer information systems department. “It’s all about flexible delivery,” he said. “It’s hard to be everything to everyone, but this methodology allowed us to do that.” LMC officially debuted the new system at a technology open house Dec. 4-5. However, the first pilot classes rolled out in the fall of 2015 at LMC, which initially wanted to solve some class scheduling problems.
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