1. Related Information Passage A Internet and Education Experiencing English 1 1. Online Education 2. Wages for Teachers 3. Register for Classes 4. Online Life

2. Related Information Passage A Internet and Education Experiencing English 1 Online Education Online-learning enrollments are growing 33 percent a year and are expected to hit 2.2 million by 2004, according to International Data Corp. Millions of people have rejected traditional education in favor of E-learning. And many universities have set up E- learning centers.

3. Related Information Passage A Internet and Education Experiencing English 1 Wages for Teachers The highest-paying field is Law, $108,450 (average). The other fields in the top five are Public Health, $89,706; Financial Management and Services, $89,523; Chemical Engineering, $82,878; and Electrical, Electronics and Communications Engineering, $80,848. A wider salary survey by the American Association of University Professors (AAUP) found a 3.5 percent increase in average salaries for faculty at public and private institutions in recent years. The National Faculty Salary Survey in Private Colleges and Universities(2000- 01) covers 80 disciplines/major fields.

4. Related Information Passage A Internet and Education Experiencing English 1 Register for Classes and are filled on a first-come, first-served basis. They may register through the mail, by phone/fax or in person at the Center. Today, it is widespread at colleges and universities to register through the Internet, so it is no longer a phenomenon that students stand in a long line waiting to register for classes at the registration center. Students register for their classes with the help of their teachers. They are encouraged to register early, as class sizes are usually limited to a certain number of students

5. Related Information Passage A Internet and Education Experiencing English 1 Online Life for the teachers has been more than they expected, and so have some of the financial costs thus far. However, online education is quite new, and in the future the author’s optimistic predictions may all come true. It is certainly true that life online is inescapable. Colleges that have invested a great deal in online learning have often discovered that the extra work