DELTA Ceases to Use DVDs for Distance Education
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Technology changed from 2003 when students received videotapes for distance education classes. Then, videotapes were replaced with DVDs in 2005. Fast forward to 2010 and distance education now means online education as most classes migrated to the internet.
No More DVDs: Distributing Podcasted Lectures in the Virtual World
