What is ARELLO-IDECCs definition of a correspondence course?
Correspondence courses are courses that use static print or static print in electronic media as the primary means to deliver content and assessments. This means that print courses will either be mailed to students or that a word processing file or Adobe® PDF file will be made available through email or from a web site. The fact that the course may be distributed and accessed electronically does not change its delivery method. It is still a correspondence course which is merely distributed via electronic means rather than through the mail.
