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1. Make Sure You Have the Technology to Succeed in Online Classes
A reliable computer is a must-have for any online student. You’ll need a functioning email, and reliable access to the internet to complete your online courses on time. If you don’t have the internet at home, you can use public libraries, community centers, and even coffee shops. You’ll also need whatever software the courses require. Before you enroll, make sure you have the tools to succeed.
3. Communicate Online with Your Instructors and Classmates
Even before your courses begin, send your instructors emails. Introduce yourself, ask any questions you may have and give them an indication of what you expect from the class. Then, once you’re connected to your fellow classmates, make sure to be an active participant in online discussions and forums. Your instructor isn’t the only one you can learn from! You can learn from your classmates and they can learn from you.
4. Sync Your Syllabus to Your Online Calendar
One of the first steps you need to take is to make certain you know what is due when and that you have a surefire reminder method. Use a day planner or the calendar in your phone. Set alerts for due dates and give yourself plenty of time to reach those dates. Note conflicts and competing deadlines and plan accordingly. If you have a big test in Finance Fundamentals on the same day as your exam in Business Tactics and Execution, you’ll need to plan time to study for both.
5. Consistently Access Your Online Course Sites
It’s easy to keep up with what’s going on in your online classes if you’re checking in regularly. Check your email every day and try to log in to the course sites at least three times a week. Scan the pages for assignment updates, forum posts and changes in due dates.
6. Schedule Time Every Day to Complete Online Coursework
To have success with your online courses, you must be self-disciplined when it comes to your schoolwork. If you plan out that every Tuesday and Thursday at 1:00 PM, you’ll be working on Organizational Management, and that on every Monday and Wednesday at 6:00 PM, you’ll dedicate time to Economics, you’ll be less likely to miss an assignment, fall behind or start to feel overwhelmed. Choose times that make sense for you and your busy life and then follow through.
7. Don’t Be Afraid to Ask Your Online Instructors for Help
Don’t wait until you’re lost. If you’re not sure of an assignment, are having difficulty performing required tasks or just don’t get something, don’t hesitate. Reach out to your instructor and fellow classmates, but also take full advantage of online tutoring resources that may be available to you.
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