| Description |
xiii, 248 pages : illustrations ; 29 cm |
| Contents |
Machine derived contents note: Introduction - Who this book is for and how it can help you. How to Use This Resource. Part 1: Know Yourself. Is on-line learning for you? Discovering Your Learning Style. Learning Theories. Learning about Yourself. Teaching Methods and Strategies. Of course you're self-reliant...right? Part 2: What You Want (without wasting your time). FAQ's and Questions You Should Also Ask. Accreditation and Diploma Mills. Fitting Old to New - Transfer considerations. Credit Where Credit is Due - The Experiential Learning Process. Financial Aid Considerations - who can help and how to plan. Internet Skill-building - Getting around, getting information. Choosing an Educational Provider. Part 3: Getting It Done. Managing The Educational Project. Setting and Achieving Goals. Learning to Study - Studying to Learn. Creating a 'Study Mentality' - Instilling habits for success. Researching and Writing the Research Paper. On-line Listening and the Global Village. Expecting and Dealing with Changes - Some problem are normal. Staying motivated for the Long Haul. Visualizing and attaining success. Keeping Communication Channels Open - The importance of others. Celebrating Your Achievement. Glossary of Selected On-line Learning Terms. Suggestions for Further Reading |
| Bibliography |
Includes bibliographical references (pages 233-234) and index |
| Subject |
Distance education -- United States.
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Internet in education -- United States.
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Adult education -- United States.
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| LC no. |
00065835 |
| ISBN |
0766825604 |
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