How can I find a good site for distance learning?
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http://www.ewoss.com \nhttp://BestOnlineDegreeSource.com \nhttp://www.about-online-degrees.com \n\nBest of luck in your educational path
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www.unofficial-guides.com .... is an excellent site.\n\nObviously, www.ucas.com is the most comprehensive site around.
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Google.com\nHotcourses.com
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You can't get one totally on line...they want to meet you face-to-face at least a few times during your coursework, and you have to do practicums and your practice teaching at a school site. However, many universities offer a substantial portion of their textbook-type coursework online. Check with one near you, or look at one like the University of Phoenix...but be careful to be sure the ones you look at are legit. You don't want a "degree" that's useless when you go to get hired!
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There are hundreds, if not thousands, of reputable colleges that offer distance learning education leading to a teaching certificate.  First, which state's teaching certificate do you hope to earn?  Go to that state's department of education home page and look for certification requirements.  Many states will include a list of colleges with state-approved programs.  You can also try inserting keywords into your browser's search engine like "new jersey secondary certification distance education" or something similar.  You will get tens of thousands of hits.  I would then go to the advanced preferences setting and limit my search to .edu domains.  There are many books at Amazon that you could purchase that feature guides to online degrees.   Be sure to get one that is no more than a year old.  Major universities around the nation, and zillions of smaller ones, are adding new routes to certification via distance ed. And many programs are far cheaper than traditional, in-person schools.  No room and board!  No lab or health clinic fees!  No parking stickers!  But the VERY most important thing?  Make absolutely sure that the institution is fully accredited by a recognized accrediting board!  If the school isn't accredited, all your hard work and money will be wasted!!  Good luck--I personally think distance ed is the wave of the future in education.  I am working on a Master's degree in Science Ed--in my jammies!
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Somehow I rather doubt you will get what you are looking for on this site. Try looking up sources for higher education in whatever that place is, and narrow it down from there.
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For distance learning MBA programs check out the University of Phoenix, Devry University, and Pepperdine University:\nhttp://www.universityofphoenix.com\nhttp://www.devry.edu\nhttp://www.pepperdine.edu\n\nGood luck and have a nice day!
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You can:\n1. Learn at your desired pace - slow or fast\n2. Get information about the subject that is updated more frequently\n3. Participate in discussions and interation with participants belonging to wider range of area, culture and age group.\n\nAlso,\n\n4. Interactive/streaming video tutorials may be played back saveral times and their retention is far greater.\n5. You have sufficient time and opportunity to look for other related material on the Internet and elsewhere.\n6. Variety of course combinations may be made.\n7. You (may) become more disciplined and organized.
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You answered your question already. You must make the site look really genuine. It is my opinion that we tend to judge on line education based on how the website look and ensures that it's not one of those where you'll end up paying for "manuals, guidebooks" and all other stuffs that you don't actually need. You have to trust your instinct and stick to your feasibility study when you first thought of putting up your on line education...consider the competition as well. Personally, I'd go for an Internet based education that is somehow "connected" or affiliated  with a known educational institution...
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The best one that I know of is Athabasca University in Alberta, Canada.  It has been offering programs by distance for over 30 years, so it is well recognized and well established.  Here is their site.
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Many schools have distance learning courses that you can take anywhere. For example, Washtenaw Community College in Ann Arbor Michigan does. Go to a college website and look for distance learning classes.
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that is really an open question.  are you trying to find online classes that are from an accredited college?  or, are you trying to find online classes that teach different trades?
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There are universities in the Philippines that provide e-learning.  I'm not sure if this is what you're looking for.  You can check out the links of the two universities I know that offer online learning.\n\nDe La Salle University         www.dlsu.edu.ph\nUniversity of the Philippines  www.up.edu.ph\n\nGood luck!
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the open university tends to be dependable (http://www.open.ac.uk/) but it really is dependant on what course you want to do. Good guides are either http://www.push.co.uk/ or http://www.ucas.com/ or http://www.prospects.ac.uk/
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I dont think you will be able to find any sites that offer free Distance Learning and if you do, do you really want a degree from there? If you qualify for financial aid, you might be able to take a few classes part-time. Contact a local college and see what they have to offer online. If you take a class with them, you can always go see the teacher if you are having problems with the class material.
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Find out if the online school is accredited.  This means that their diploma is equivalent to the standards and practices of real time universities.\n\nMany universities offer online courses, I think the University of Pheonix offers degrees online, but I could be mistaken\n\nGood luck!
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sure, check the MIT website, they have a lot of free online courses in many domains, but especially sciences