Don't Forget Your Online Classes!
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When I was in high school, my school required each student to take a health class before graduation. Between my core subjects, electives, and fine arts programs, I had no room left in my schedule to complete this requirement. How would I fit this requirement in?
Where I went to school, they offered some online classes and health was one of them. By taking the online class, I could still take the classes I wanted during the day and work on the online class during my own time. The class didn’t have a set schedule because I learned when it was convenient for me. As I continued on to undergraduate and graduate college, both universities offered online courses and this offering is one that I see more and more schools adopting.
So, how do you setup online courses? It’s really quite simple!
For online classes, meetings aren’t usually scheduled because the class doesn’t meet during any set day/time during the week. Additionally, attendance isn’t taken because the student takes the class during his/her own time.
To set this up, setup the class as you normally would but don’t schedule any meetings for the class. This way, the student is scheduled for the class and we avoid a class conflict because the class isn’t scheduled for any specific time.
Let me know in the comments below if you found a different way to setup online classes!
Where I went to school, they offered some online classes and health was one of them. By taking the online class, I could still take the classes I wanted during the day and work on the online class during my own time. The class didn’t have a set schedule because I learned when it was convenient for me. As I continued on to undergraduate and graduate college, both universities offered online courses and this offering is one that I see more and more schools adopting.
So, how do you setup online courses? It’s really quite simple!
For online classes, meetings aren’t usually scheduled because the class doesn’t meet during any set day/time during the week. Additionally, attendance isn’t taken because the student takes the class during his/her own time.
To set this up, setup the class as you normally would but don’t schedule any meetings for the class. This way, the student is scheduled for the class and we avoid a class conflict because the class isn’t scheduled for any specific time.
Let me know in the comments below if you found a different way to setup online classes!
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06/06/2013 8:21am EDT
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I have experience visiting both online and offline classes, and I can say that I love offline classes more. It's easier for me to concentrate, I'm more attentive, and so on. And when I study online, three are so many distractions, and I can lose attention faster. But the huge benefit of online classes is that you can choose the best time, and there is no need to go somewhere. Now I have only one class online - it's an extra course in writing. I like it, but sometimes I have problems with inspiration, and the fact that it's an online course makes the situation worse. But I do my best to improve. The last time I almost forgot about the task I needed to do, and it's good that I found https://phdessay.com/free-essays-on/culture-shock/ where I managed to find examples and finish everything on time. Writing on culture shock is not that hard, but when you have no time, it may be hard to come up with ideas. But I think some more efforts are needed, and it all will be great.