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California bill seeks on-campus credit for online courses

By Take Two Staff
Published Mar 13, 2013
Cal State Fullerton students walk through the Quad on campus the morning after the campus was placed on lockdown when a robbery suspect was believed to have barricaded himself inside one of the buildings, Thursday, Dec. 13, 2012. Students return to class the day after.
Cal State Fullerton students walk through the Quad on campus on Thursday, Dec. 13, 2012.
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Anibal Ortiz
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California bill seeks on-campus credit for online courses

A bill being introduced today could have huge implications for higher education in California.
The legislation would require the state's public colleges and university to give credit to students when they take online courses, substituting for on campus classes they couldn't register for.

For more on this we're joined by Jeffrey Young, who covers technology for the Chronicle of Higher Education. Welcome back to the program.