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    Learning to learn online classes offered by Pierce College

    July 17, 2002 12:00 am
    Tags: 253/964-6616, distance learning, Internet account, online classes, online community, online time, Pierce College, USD, Web browsing, www.pierce.ctc.edu/distance/general/announce.php3

    People who would like to try distance learning through online classes but aren’t sure it is the right method for them can give it a trial period with Pierce College Distance Learning’s new Learning Online – Getting Started! class.
    For a small fee of $25, students can try out this method for about three weeks.
    The four identical sessions begin Aug. 1, Sept. 5, Oct. 17 or Nov. 21.
    For more information, on the Web go to: www.pierce.ctc.edu/distance/general/announce.php3.
    To register, call 253/964-6616 during regular business hours.
    Students must have regular access to an Internet account and be familiar with use of a personal computer for Web browsing and e-mail.
    Class will require approximately 10 hours of online time per week at hours to be selected by the student.
    Topics will include contributing to an online community, troubleshooting technological difficulties and motivational techniques.

    Tags: 253/964-6616, distance learning, Internet account, online classes, online community, online time, Pierce College, USD, Web browsing, www.pierce.ctc.edu/distance/general/announce.php3

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