Online or Campus Classes

[WordSpeak7]

I have done the traditional campus classes for my eight month course on the west coast. Then I did online courses for almost two years and experienced burn out. Does doing both combined balance the class load or depends on the learner?

[Torakdam]

I tend to think it depends on the learner. Some learners achieve excellent results after completing their courses online. Other than that, I also think that how you plan your studies matters the most because you probably won’t do well both online and on campus if you don’t have a good study plan.

[ewritings]

I also think that choosing to learn online or on a campus depends on the learner. It also depends on the course, professor, and software. Some learners need a more structured classroom in person that engages them and keeps them accountable. Other learners benefit from the distraction-free environment and a customized pace.

[fischer007]

In my opinion, having a class in campus is still far better than having it online. You can learn better in the classroom because you are able to interact with different persons. It encourages competition. Another is that you can learn better from it because you are exposed to equipment that can enhance learning. This is very much applicable in laboratory settings.