Business Courses Broadcast on the Internet -- THE Journal

Business Courses Broadcast on the Internet

10/01/99

University Access (UA) will now deliver broadcasts of its business courses on the Internet. A free hour of lecture preview for each of its courses is available across all bandwidths, from dialup to T1 connections. UA's business courses will also be available on-demand and for purchase on the broadcast.com Web site.

In addition, students taking UA courses through one of the company's partnering colleges and universities can now access the lecture materials at no additional cost by broadcast television (due to a partnership with PBS/Adult Learning Service) and cable access channels. University Access, Los Angeles, CA, (888) 960-1700, www.universityaccess.com.

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