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Is e-Learning Right for Me?

Only you can know...
The answer to this question depends a great deal on what type of learner you are. Many students need the face-to-face interaction of the classroom. Others prefer to work in small study groups. Some prefer to work alone. Others need to hear the information over and over again to retain it. Which type of learner are you? Only you can determine this. We can say for certain that e-Learning is not right for everyone.

Answer the following questions to help determine if e-Learning is right for you.

Why do you plan to take online classes?
Do you have good time-management skills?
Are you self motivated?
Are you comfortable with computers?
Will you take your online classes as seriously as you would those taken on campus?
Do you think classes offered online will be as difficult to successfully complete as those offered on campus?
Is your computer located in an area were you will be able to focus on your class work without interruptions?
Do you understand that online classes can take 10+ hours per week to successfully complete?
Do you possess strong reading, writing, and critical-thinking skills?
Are you comfortable asking for help?

If you answered ‘yes’ to questions 2 through 10 you probably have a good understanding of what it takes to be successful taking classes online.

A: This is an important question. And, we’ve identified the key attributes of successful online learners.
First, it’s essential to be an experienced user of computers, the Internet, real-time Internet chat, eMail, computer-based CD-Roms, and word processing software—and have access to a computer and modem.

Next, online learners need to be self-motivated, and good at written communication.

Lastly, the student must be willing to commit 10 to 15 hours per week to studying, and believe that high quality learning can take place without going to a traditional classroom.
If this sounds like you, you’re probably a good candidate for eLearning!