As used in this part 1, unless the context otherwise requires: (1) "Community resources" means the educational resources that can be found outside of the classroom, including but not limited to local industries, government agencies, museums, public telecommunications stations, institutions of higher education, and professional societies. (2) "Course materials" means all materials associated with a course including, but not limited to, textbooks, software, and visual aids. (3) "Distance learning" means the delivery of live instruction to students who are physically located at a distance from the instructor, as well as the taped delivery of instruction at a remote site, such as delayed tape or computer software. (4) "Instructional design" means the systematic design, development, and validation of instruction. (5) "Teacher training" means in-service, recertification, and graduate course or degree program training. (6) "Technology" means the design or use of such things as computers, telecommunications devices and networks, or multimedia techniques for teaching or use in student's later careers.
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