My organization is considering requesting a “face-to-face review” of its course materials. How does that process work?
This is not the preferred method, but when an applicant elects to have his or her courses evaluated face-to-face by the reviewer, the applicant can: Take the material directly to the reviewer; wait while the course is being reviewed and retrieve materials when the review is completed; participate in an online, in-depth quality review, using a live meeting web conferencing service; or, request that a reviewer visit a site. Please note that any travel arrangements and additional expenses incurred by using this option are the responsibilities of the applicant.
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