GenNET shared distance
learning courses are available to high school students across Michigan.
Instruction is provided to students using two-way interactive television (ITV)
sites located in schools.
Videoconferencing technology allows students and instructors to interact in a
dynamic classroom environment that enhances learning.
2018-19 GenNET ITV courses offered:
- Abnormal Psychology
- American Sign Language I, II, and III
- Anatomy and Physiology
- AP Calculus A/B
- AP Calculus B/C
- AP Psychology
- Astronomy I
- Black History Global Issues
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- Criminal Justice
- French I
- German I and II
- Holocaust Studies
- Meteorology
- Sports Medicine
- Survey of Theatre
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GenNET ITV Benefits for
Learners
- Students are able to take
classes that are not offered in their home school curriculum.
- High school students may also
take higher education courses offered by Flint-Area colleges and
universities.
- Students throughout the state
can share the experience of highly qualified, fully certified teachers and
college-level instructors.
- Shared ITV courses qualify as
an "online learning experience" credit for graduation.
- Students experience and learn
first-hand communication techniques to qualify them for future employment,
including collaborations across the county.
- Students have to opportunity to
interact with and make new friends and colleagues throughout Michigan.
- Students work with online
learning management systems to maintain daily class connections if they
are absent.
- Students at receiving sites
learn the responsibility of self-directed, student-centered learning.
For More Information
Students should contact
the counselor or principal at their school. School principals or
counselors should contact the GenNET ITV program at (810) 591-4436 or by email.