Can I learn Computer courses online?
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I would think so.  Especially online!
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I'm taking some computer classes at a Dallas Community College this semester that offers Associate Degrees in lots of fields. You can check out this link to their site then click on course catalog that lists the degree plans, all the courses and the requirements for each course.\nhttp://www.elcentrocollege.dcccd.edu  or try direct catalog link http://www1.dcccd.edu/cat0506/cattoc.cfm?loc=5
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Certainly ... the course is free and your reason for doing it is totally personal.  Many on line courses can be quite helpful.
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Yes I have taken on line courses. It was set up where they recorded the classes and then you could view them online. There were a lot of good things about being online. Like I didn't have to make the 2 hour round trip drive to the school. I could watch lecture in my pj's. I could view lecture any time of day or night and as many times as I wanted. This is set up differently than most online courses though. Most courses require online discussion of material instead of a lecture. You do a lot of messaging to classmates and such. So you have to be self disciplined to make yourself do the studying. I would take more online courses. I really liked it. Hope this helps you.
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I am a Computer Tech. A+ and dabble in programming. I've looked into the University of Phoenix On-line that is a well known on-line school program and it has a very good reputation. Here is the URL : \n\nhttp://online.uphoenix.org/&kid=ovr0000029632\n\nJust copy and paste that in your browser. Good luck, and be careful out there for scams!
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A lot of people just play with it and learn on their own. You may want to check with a local Community College, they sometimes offer basic computer classes to the public for a small fee.
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If you are talking about degree-level, try The Open University. I used to refer to their course material in the university library when I was at university and found it very easy to understand and well written.\n\nLearn Direct has a good reputation for distance learning at all levels.
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It depends on the school.  Make sure it is regionally accredited.  Many reputable, established colleges have on-line degree programs now so stick with those and stay away from the "storefront' types that are strictly businesses.  Although the programs may be similar, some employers and other institutions do not recognize those.  You will have only the knowledge you have gained for the thousands you will be spending.  If you choose an accredited program from a "real" school, you have the knowledge and the degree.  \n\nSome feel that on-line work is easier.  Trust me, in many cases, it is not!  You are completing 16 week courses in 6 weeks.  You will spend countless hours in front of the computer.  The big difference is that you don't have to attend class for several hours at a time.
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Simple, \nAlthough I can tell you nothing comes easy and free but I have a little solution for you.\nVisit http://free-ed.net and register for free courses in different faculties of vocational and computer studies. after your complete course duration you should feel free to ask for your certificate to be presented to you as well. It is completely free.\n\nI hope this is of help to you
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I attached a link in sources that has a huge list of all legitimate online classes and universities. There is an extremely large section for computer programming.
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THere's a lot of online classes on the web.
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There are a lot. Do you just want to take single classes, or complete a certificate or degree program? Is it for personal enrichment, or do you hope to be able to use it to advance your career? And what sorts of computer courses are you talking about? Do you want to learn Microsoft Excel, or do you want to learn computer science?
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if you want to learn (not lean) go to a computer school
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sure, check the MIT website, they have a lot of free online courses in many domains, but especially sciences
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Suppose U tell us where this might be?  Have U tried accredited schools in your area that may offer online courses?
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Try http://www.sessions.edu .\n\nThat is the only trusted online school that I'm aware of.\n\nGood Luck!
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You can learn on-line for free...try it!