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How to Transition Your Traditional Classroom to the Web

Online learning is making headway—not just in traditional colleges, but in high schools as well. If you’ve been asked to transition your traditional classes to an online format, you may be unsure of where to start.read more

Should You Go to College Online? Six Questions to Ask Yourself First

Online colleges offer distinct advantages to working students and those with family obligations. They allow you to take classes whenever and wherever you want, fitting your study time around the other commitments in your life.read more

Distance Learning for Students with Special Needs

Online schools can be ideal for students with disabilities. For example, if you have mobility problems, attending school from home makes all classrooms much more accessible. The fact that all class materials and lectures are available to review repeatedly can be a help to some And an online learning environment can be less high-pressure and distracting for some students with concentration issues.read more

Seven Common Mistakes Online Students Make

Online education isn’t easy. It has most of the same pitfalls you’ll find at traditional college, plus a few that are unique to online degree programs—or that are an even greater problem in online programs than at traditional schools.read more