This webpage may help you determine if you should enroll in an eLearning course.
eLearning may be a great way for you to meet your educational goals.

Visit the links above
We encourage you to visit the above links for more detailed information about skill and equipment requirements as well as the eLearning self-evaluation, which can help you determine if eLearning is a good choice for you.

They require just as much time as an on-campus course
eLearning courses require at least as much time as on-campus courses and frequently
use technology for teaching and communication.

Students considering eLearning should be able to answer "Yes" to these ?'s:

1. I can read and follow directions, work independently, and adhere to deadlines.
    
2. I have access to a computer that has the necessary hardware and software components.  (see "Minimum Equipment Requirements").
    
3. I have Internet access and I am competent in Internet basics including browsing and email functionality.
    
4. I feel comfortable contacting my instructor when I need assistance.

Remember, for online courses, the majority of communication will occur online.

Have questions, need assistance, or want to “talk” about the class?
You may utilize the discussion board (you will learn about this after your class begins).
The discussion board is a great place to post questions, share ideas, and collaborate
with your classmates and your instructor.

You may also E-Mail your instructor or other students to raise questions and seek clarification about the course.

A visit to one of the Student Technology Centers might also help you complete your coursework. Should you need technical help, review the sections titled
“Contact Information” and “FAQS”.

BE SURE YOU ARE HONESTLY READY FOR AN ONLINE COURSE.
Online courses may not be suitable to everyone’s learning styles. This webpage has
been developed to assist you in determining your readiness for an eLearning course.

A successful online student is committed to his/her studies and educational goals.
Most students recognize the convenience a eLearning course offers, but those
successful students also realize that a lot of self-motivation and responsibility for
learning needs to occur.