Student Success in Online Classes

Gives suggestions on how to become a success in online learning. Learn the online platform early, get to know your professors, be organized, have a schedule and a routine, start part-time, and learn to love writing.

In order to succeed in online learning, a student should be self-motivated and self-disciplilned; should commit to 4 to 15 hours per week per course; have unlimited computer and internet access; feel that high quality lelarning can take place without going to a traditional classroom; be able to communicate through writing; and be able to speak up if problems should arise.

Tips for succeeding in online learning include: treat the online course like a job; make a study plan and manage time carefully; find a quiet space and have dedicated study blocks of time; use online resourses; be mentally engaged but take breaks when needed; and limit social media.

Offers a list of skills and traits needed to be successful in online learning: persistence, effective time management and appropriate communication skills; basic computer skills; reading and writing skills; motivation and independence; and a good study environment.

Offers study tips for succeeding in online courses: take notes; ask for help; shut off technology when resting; create a study schedule; find a tutor online; identify your own learning style.

This video features a college student who gives tips on how to choose and to succeed in taking online courses. The student must be motivated and disciplined; there should be good technical computer support; make sure the college or university is accredited; and how to compare price of the course versus quality of it.

This video advises students to read the syllabus, to plan study time, and to collaborate with fellow students through study groups,

This video suggests the following items to have for online learning: laptop, blue eyed glasses, headphones, comfortable clothing, face masks, and a planner.

Video lists tips on how to approach online learning: set a schedule; have a planner; understand how you learn best; get rid of distractions; stay organized on your computer; do work early in the day; use professor's office hours.