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Are You Ready?
                               
Think you're ready for distance
education?  See what Olivia
and Betty have to say.  

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Student Guide

Online Olivia

 

Not-Quite-Ready Betty
 

I work well independently and can follow detailed written instructions without difficulty.   I work best with others around to encourage me.
I don't need to be reminded to do my work.   I need frequent reminders about deadlines.
I'm good at figuring things out for myself, but I'm not afraid to ask for assistance.   I need instructions explained to me.
I'm a good reader.   I sometimes need help understanding what I read.
I communicate effectively in writing.   I'm not very comfortable expressing my ideas in writing.
I have convenient Internet and email access, good keyboarding skills, and skills in the use of basic computer applications.   I've surfed the net - what more do I need to know about computers?
I'm self disciplined and manage my time well.   I have a little trouble staying focused and getting around to doing what I need to do.
I understand that taking distance education courses may be more challenging than attending face-to-face classes since distance education depends to a large extent on independent reading, analysis, and writing.   I'm sure distance education will be easier than face-to-face classes. I can do my work when I please, and I won't have anyone telling me what to do.
I'm confident that quality learning can take place outside the traditional classroom.   I'm not too concerned about the quality of the class - I just need the credit.
If you identify with Olivia, then you are probably ready for distance education.

If you're more like Betty, traditional face-to-face classes may be your best bet.