Education is undergoing a revolution due to the rapid advances of the digital age. Computers and the internet have made it possible for schools to take remote learning to new heights. Instead of merely viewing televised courses that are supplemented by regular classes, exams and interactions with professors, students can now earn credits without ever leaving their home — doing everything from reading to submitting papers to consulting with instructors via their computer or laptop.
Colleges and universities are not the only institutions that are jumping on the online learning bandwagon. A wide variety of training is now available online for individuals in various professions. These range from informational webinars or online lectures to full courses for professional certification and licensing. For example, there are numerous Online loan officer training programs that prepare individuals to obtain their mortgage broker license and other online programs let financial analysts study for investment manager examinations.
The appeal of online courses is two-sided. Students are attracted by the flexible schedules and the ability to absorb the material at their own pace. Institutions are able to significantly reduce the cost of maintaining classrooms, offices, and the support staff associated with traditional learning. It is something of a no brainer to understand why more and more institutions are developing online learning programs.
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Earthwind · April 10, 2011 at 9:16 pm
Ileteh That’s a mold-breaker. Great thinking!