Do you take online courses?

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"Online" is ok. (I still have to take tests and assignments on campus+some other intern stuff on campus).

Only if it's a BS class.

I don't feel like I learn from online classes, since it's just someguy lecturing at me. There's no discussion, and I don't really feel inclined to learn anything. I just feel like absorbing material, getting through whatever assessment, and moving on. So, I only save it for classes I feel I can get through without much trouble (i.e. General Ed classes).

But, for classes I care about, I just learn better in person, so I take them in person.

I'm currently studying with the Open University and it has been brilliant, however, to gain a degree I must attend physically for some parts of modules and don't know if I can handle it.

Currently taking ABA courses through Arizona State University Teacher's College. I'm in my 2nd course and I'm not sure what to make of the program.... interesting group of people, plenty of discussion but having a terrible time with organization and attention.

I go to school, but my Japanese class is online, so I do that in a computer room...

I never have. I believe in the human, face to face lectures.. However, for people who are very busy, or do not have time to attend a regular lecture, then correspondence courses are a good option.

I do. I Ended up going to school online completely my freshman year because i was getting bullied in marching band and the rest of school. The school i went to was awful. It seemed like there was at least one fight every day. I got sick of it, talked to the principal but it got worse. So i thought online school would be good for me. I have more time to concentrate on school work because i'm not bound to that '8 hour school day' thing. Next year i'm gonna do dual enrollment for a school in town. I have labs for radiology that i have to do in a public school but for other stuff i am still gonna do online school.

I am currently taking two online courses from home. I don't like online courses - I have always found it easier when I have a professor to remind us of due dates rather than a computer screen.

Unfortunately, the vast majority of my major-specific courses were only offered online. Bleh.