TEL Library?

[MNomadic]

I'm still not clear on how their accreditation or whatever works(haven't found any mention of Ace or NCCRS) beyond just having an excelsior partnership. So it's not yet clear if these courses will be useful anywhere besides excelsior.


I did find in the FAQs that this is their planned rollout of future courses:


Fall 2018
U.S. History 2
American Literature
Language and Composition
Macroeconomics
World Civilizations
Introduction to Communication
Psychology
Philosophy of Life
Student Success (1 hr.)
Latin 1
Old Testament
Introduction to Christianity
Quantitative Analysis 2
Spanish 1
U.S. History 1
Physical Science
Biology (with lab)
American Government
Career Foundations 1-3
Physical Science (with lab)
Microeconomics
Summer 2019
Basic Workforce Readiness
Introduction to Computer Systems
and Technology
Latin 2
Spring 2020
Quantitative Literacy 1
Biblical Greek 1
Spanish 2
Biology
Fall 2019
Biblical Greek 2
Spring 2019*
Developmental Writing
Principles of Management
Literature and Composition
Sociology
Entrepreneurship/Introduction to Business
U.S. History 2
New Testament
(I copy and pasted a grid and then hit tab after each course to make it easier to read, so the order is probably completely wrong)

A lot of these are more of the same but there are some new unique offerings. Particularly those lab science courses(if they can keep the cost down).

https://courses.tellibrary.org/faq/