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Distance Education Student name

Is Online learning for you?

The majority of online courses involve asynchronous learning The majority of online courses involve asynchronous learning. This means that participants interact with classmates based upon their own schedules. This makes it possible to learn anytime, anywhere.

Students who take online courses report. . . Being nervous about what is expected Procrastinating on assignments Learning more than in traditional classes Feeling that collaborative learning works well

Challenges of Online Learning Technical issues Responsibilities of the student Seldom face-to-face contact in the course Classmates come from varying backgrounds

Characteristics for Success in Online Learning Highly motivated Independent Active learner Disciplined Adaptable to change Learns in a variety of ways

Although it may not be easy to find the time that you need for online learning, the information that you need is available.