Distance Learning: An Institution-Wide Collaborative Team Effort
The B-CU Office of Academic Computing (OAC) plays a lead role in the coordination of programs and services to support successful distance learning courses and programs at the University. However, the OAC is supported by a collection of personnel, administrative, and technical resources assembled to facilitate the effective development, marketing, and delivery of distance learning through the insitution's learning management system (LMS), Blackboard. Therefore, distance learning at B-CU is viewed as collaborative team effort involving the participation of the following members:

• Faculty Member
• Department Chair
• School Dean
• Director of Academic Computing
• OAC Instructional Designer
• OAC LMS Administrator
• Faculty Technology Mentor
• Academic Computing Advisory Board
• Technical Support
  • School Technical Support Specialist
  • CIT Network Administrator
  • Cit User Support Services HelpDesk
• Library Support

The Independent Administrative Status of the School of Graduate and Professional Studies
Online undergraduate courses that are part of the Professional Studies program and all online graduate courses are administered and supported through the Office of Instructional Technology in the School of Graduate and Professional Studies.

Learn more about the administrative structure of distance learning at B-CU.