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Graduate School of Instructional Systems | Concept
'Four Is' with ID at the center 'Competencies' achieved by completing the course 'e-LP certificates' obtainable 'Internet-based graduate school' accessible nationwide
 
'Internet-based graduate school' accessible nationwide
You can earn your master's or doctoral degree through the distance learning system, using cutting edge e-learning technology, while at home or working in an office. The network supports mutual learning and teaching for the construction of new knowledge.
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Effective, efficient and attractive courses and materials created using ID (instructional design) and IT (information technology) together

Training, discussion, collaboration and presentation by Learning Management System (LMS) and detailed teaching using learning records

Archives including the past intensive lectures can be reviewed anytime via Video on Demand (VOD).

Teleconferencing enables students at both Kumamoto University and Tokyo Satellite to participate in the same course with face-to-face communication among professors and students.

Portal site of Graduate School of Instructional Systems
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Addresses of students and part-time students enrolled at Graduate School of Instructional Systems (as of April 2012)
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Workplaces or occupations of students enrolled at Graduate School of Instructional Systems (as of April 2012)
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