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Internet courses are an alternate way for a student to take a course as opposed
to attending classes in a classroom on a college campus.

All course materials and interactions will take place by way of a computer
connected to the World Wide Web.

What is an On-line Learner?
- This kind of learner takes courses fully over the Internet not on a college campus.
- The on-line learner rarely ever meets his/her instructor or fellow students in person.
- All class interaction is done by way of email and other Internet course software tools.
On-line learning is a rather new mode of learning.
- The on-line student is more in control of their learning experience than in on campus classes.
- More responsibility is placed on the on-line student than when taking courses on campus.

Charlotte Wolf, Ph.D. - Professor
Last updated 12-28-03 2:03 p.m.

For questions or comments: cwolf@accd.edu or 210-733-2189