Academics

ITV (Distance Learning)

Western provides interactive video instruction at sites throughout Oklahoma. Inaugurated in 1996, Interactive Television (ITV) links students and teachers together as one class in rooms that are many miles apart.  Today, Western utilizesZoomto connect Students to Classrooms for effective cross-platform audio and video communication.

Course Schedule - Pick a course

Course Schedule

 

How to Enroll in ITV Classes

  • High school students: Read the Concurrent Student requirements, then contact your school Counselor.

  • School Counselors & Tech. Centers:  Please fill out the concurrent student request form from the Conncurrent Students page.

  • Post-Associates Degree Students (Bachelor / Master): Contact the University instructor &/or their Distance Learning department to request ITV courses sent to Western.

If you have any questions, contact Nicholas Hood ( Distance Learning Facilitator ).

Zoom recommendations: wosc.edu/zoom

 

Commonly Requested ITV Classes:

College Algebra | American History | Psychology | English Comp. I & II | Federal Government | Economics | Accounting | General Humanities | Public Speaking

 

Who can receive Western classes?

Western's 5 County Area Map (Jackson, Harmon, Greer, Kiowa, Tillman)Enlarge County Map

High Schools and Tech. Centers in our 5 county area are approved locations to receive ITV courses from Western.  Special permission is needed if outside of these counties; Jackson, Tillman, Kiowa, Greer, Harmon.

Below is an approved list of schools Western can send & receive classes via ITV:
(Both in and out of our 5 county area)

K-12 Schools

Universities 


Technology Centers


Transmission Technologies


Distance Learning Partners


WOSC ITV Facilities

 

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