With over 35 years of experience with technology-based distance learning, the Online Campus of the Dallas County Community College District finds itself at a distinct advantage. Given how much both education and technology have changed over that span, it's clear that the Online Campus is able to be flexible and adaptable as this landscape continues to change at a rapid pace.

And it's easy to see why. Top-notch education is now available completely at a distance, a concept unheard of only a few years ago. Online classes are cheaper to produce, so we can dedicate our resources to You by improving the courses and the way they are delivered.

The Online Campus of the DCCCD offers a full range of college courses that lead to certificate and degree options without the boundaries of the physical campus environment. As the largest undergraduate institution in the state of Texas and growing, the school serves Dallas County and many points beyond, including students of the seven campuses in the district.

Headquarters for the Online Campus are in the R. Jan LeCroy Center for Educational Telecommunications, located at 9596 Walnut Street in Dallas, Texas, on the DCCCD Richland College campus. Named for the second chancellor of the DCCCD, the LeCroy Center is also home to other DCCCD-affiliated groups including: Dallas TeleLearning (creation of online courseware), the FAST Team (faculty resources for online instruction), NUTN (consortium of higher learning institutions focused on advancing the boundaries of teaching and learning), and STARLINK (state-of-the-art training for higher education professionals).