03-25-2019, 08:13 PM
There is a plethora of information about online courses and the student's role in them. Please do some searching.
Whether they are easier or harder is a hugely individual concept. An aspect that might be difficult for you might be trivial to someone else.
Generally speaking, you will be in greater control of the scheduling of your learning since most online experiences are asynchronous. You don't just show up to class at a time and day specified.
Also, the learning will be "chunked" throughout the week. Instead of one or two several-hours long classes, you'll likely find yourself "touching" your course almost every day of the week throughout the term of the course.
Whether they are easier or harder is a hugely individual concept. An aspect that might be difficult for you might be trivial to someone else.
Generally speaking, you will be in greater control of the scheduling of your learning since most online experiences are asynchronous. You don't just show up to class at a time and day specified.
Also, the learning will be "chunked" throughout the week. Instead of one or two several-hours long classes, you'll likely find yourself "touching" your course almost every day of the week throughout the term of the course.
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