You should have basic working knowledge of computers such as word processing, using the Internet, and checking e-mail. Good typing skills are also required.

In order to take an online course, you should be familiar with how to navigate the Internet, use email, and be able to use word processing software (e.g. Microsoft Word). The University of Wisconsin-Stout employs Microsoft Products and access to this software is required. Access to Microsoft Word is required to prepare documents during the course. Microsoft Office is available to UW-Stout students at a university student discount of $30.00.

Although you do not have to be an expert, you must have basic computer skills such as word processing and some experience using the Internet. SLN recommends signing onto an Internet Service Provider a few months before the semester begins in order to give you time to practice using the Internet. Once you apply for the password to enter SLN, you should complete the SLN Orientation found on your Student Commons page so you know how to participate in an online course.

Yes, when you use Emacs, you are apt to use the control key, the shift key and the meta key a lot. This is very annoying to some people (notably vile users), and the rest of us just love the hell out of it. Just give up and submit. Emacs really does stand for "Escape-Meta-Alt-Control-Shift", and not "Editing Macros", as you may have heard from other disreputable sources (like the Emacs author).

Internet (Online) courses are lectures with streamed audio and video. These lectures are available on the Internet within 24-48 hours of the live course meeting. More information can be found in the delivery modes overview.

All students who intend to enroll in academic courses via the Internet must be officially admitted to the university. You may apply for Graduate Admission or Undergraduate Admission. Students taking Internet courses must have minimum hardware and software to participate. The requirements can be viewed in the technical requirements section.

The The Master's Program in Business Administration and Public Policy (MBA-MPP) in the Graduate School of Systems and Information Engineering offers a two-year MBA course. For detailed information, please refer to their web site.

However, if you are using a Dial-up connection and are experiencing performance issues with page display we would suggest installing a 3rd party Internet Accelerator. This will help decrease page load time and reduce any timeout errors. If your provider does not offer an Internet Accelerator you may download one from a popular shareware site such as Downloads.com or Shareware.com I have Windows 98 2nd addition and am getting a Connection failed... not associated with a trusted SQL Server error.

All participants must be officially admitted and registered. Online course participation requires that students have minimum hardware, software and secured access. Visit the technical requirements section for current requirements.

Internet courses are paced with live on-campus courses. These courses meet on a 16-week semester basis or a ten-week quarter basis. While lnternet lectures are available for the entire term, students are strongly encouraged to keep pace with the postings. Internet students, however, may review lecture materials 24 hours per day, seven days per week.

Exams outside of the Chicago Metropolitan Area are typically administered at Community College Testing Centers. It is the responsibility of the student to locate an acceptable testing center and contact in the local area. Exams within the Chicago Metropolitan Area are typically administered at the Main Campus, Rice Campus, or Moffett Campus. Internet students who are employees at corporate televised viewing sites may have their exam administered at the viewing site.

Not at all. All of our activities are designed with your needs in mind. Our tutors and the professionals we will visit during our excursions are all ready to assist and guide you as far or as little as you require. Whether you’ve never picked up a paintbrush in your life or you’ve already created several pieces of which you are rightly proud, for example, there will be the opportunity to learn, to consolidate and to build upon your experience and skills.

To obtain PDH credits for any PDH online course, you must purchase the course and take a quiz. There are two payment options: You can make online payment using credit card/e-check. In this case, you can take the quiz and obtain Certificate of Completion immediately. Your payment receipt will be sent to your email address. The check should be made payable to PDHonline.org, and must be drawn on a US bank in US dollars.

Convenient - You can study the course materials and complete the quiz at your own pace in the comfort of your own home or office. Beneficial - You benefit from the feedback of your peers which is incorporated into our courses periodically. In short, taking online courses is more convenient, more efficient, and more economical than attending seminars or conferences. ###

Yes. However, you need to login using the same user ID and password as those you used during the purchase.

The instructor determines how to structure their course. Check the course syllabus for full details. Most courses follow the semester with assignment due dates, test dates, etc. as noted by the instructor.

Online courses follow the same semester schedule as all other credit courses at Montgomery College. Depending on the instructor an online class may be available for student access up to a week before the scheduled semester start date. Course sections in the schedule which bear the designators "DL" for Building, and "Web" for Room are completely online. If a portion of the class has a specific meeting time on campus, the dates and times will be listed.

Yes. After logging in to MyMc, click the MyCourses tab at the top of the screen; then click the online course on that list you wish to access. Students taking classes on the WebCT system can also click on the WebCT icon in the upper right hand corner of the MyMC main page.

online course brings LPC to you through your home or work computer. Class sessions, course materials, exercises, and even field trips are accessible any time and any day convenient to you. All of your coursework, including discussions, groupwork, and writing assignments, is done electronically. You simply log into your course through a web browser, and you're in class.

Not usually. They are typically more rigorous. For example, to be successful in an online course one must do considerable reading and writing in the communications area. Further, since the communications are not in real-time, it is expected that each student will reflect deeply or perform research to prepare their written responses. It also helps to possess most or all of the attributes of a successful online leaner (see Online Student Success).

When you register with Pro-Seminars, you always receive an email "Your Pro-Seminars self study receipt and instructions " which includes your User ID and password information along with complete instructions for completing your courses. Please keep this e mail handy because you may want to refer back to it later. If you have forgotten your User ID or password, please contact our help department at 905 563-5372, or simply e mail us at help@pro-seminars.

Some students with disabilities may require adaptive software or hardware which is needed to access the Internet. These adaptive tools are the responsibility of the student since they are to be used at home. UTTC Online courses are compatible with nearly all adaptive devices. If you are using an adaptive device and can view this page you should not have any problems viewing course pages.

Answer: You can view online courses as long as you have a computer with internet connection. High-speed internet is the best and quickest way to take the course. The course will still work with dial-up connection, however, it may take longer to load.

Basic knowledge of the Internet, Web browsers, and search engines is necessary. The ability to download and install software may be required. Word processing skills are also necessary, including creating, saving, attaching and managing files and copying and pasting text from one software application to another. Familiarity with the procedures for sending and receiving e-mail with attachments is essential.

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Internet courses are available through Indiana University to students worldwide. These courses, conducted entirely over the World Wide Web and Internet technologies, require students to have access to a computer, a modem with an Internet connection, a WWW browser, and e-mail. For more information go to the IU Online website.