What requirements are needed to teach college level studies on-line?
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At least a master's degree.
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Try the university of ATHABASCA in Alberta, Canada.  They do online/distant learning too, and are highly recommended!
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You could always do on-line courses that are equivalent to the required courses at your university. Many local community colleges offer them and they are usually pretty good. Only do what you can handle physically and mentally. You need to concentrate on getting better, so say a prayer and fight, fight, fight!\nKeep the Faith,\nMegan
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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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They are handy when you cannot fit a class you need into your schedule.  I had to make up one credit to get my degree and I needed a history/geography class.  The distance education/internet class I took was great.  I could fit the work into my existing schedule, didn't have to go to class, had an open book exam, and had to contribute to a few online chat rooms every so often.  Plus you could email the prof anytime if you had questions.
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I used to be a Director of a Transfer and Career Center at 2 different colleges in California, and my advice to you is if you have a vocational goal (some type of work you want to do, for example a writer, or a computer software engineer) then you really should talk to prospective employers and see what they think about on-line degrees. \n\nI know of University of Phoenix and more people are going that way, but my own philosophy is if you're going to do on-line work, combine that with standard in-person college work. Get at least 50% of your units in a well-known and respected college where you will actually meet with your instructor and class mates. Employers that I have talked to lately don't want to hire people with online credits only.
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you may contact me if you are interested in on-line learning
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search for ebooks.\n\ntry this \n\nhttp://www.educationcenteronline.org/online-degrees/Online-Multimedia-Training.html
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The thing is about online and other distance degree programs is that if they are accredited (there is a board for state as well as federal accredidation) then you can use the degree(s) you get to move up in a job, apply for a job that requires a certain degree, etc. What you cannot do is teach with it. That's a whole other ball of yarn. To teach at a University or college in the U.S. you need to have graduated from a degree program at a recognized University or college. Now it gets confusing with teaching credentials for K-12 teaching. You need to check with your state on the requirements, but most want a four year degree from a recognized AND accredited University or college and added to that they have othr requirments. Here in California it's called a 5th year, and then you have to take two tests BEFORE you can go into the classroom.\n\nSo to answer your question of should you take the class...sure, but it won't serve any purpose if you want to teach. Credits also won't be applicable to colleges or Universities. BUT, if you want to better yourself, or enhance your work resume, then absolutely!
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The only one I am aware of (most require classrome studies) is Penn Foster - http://www.penn-foster-online.com/\n\nHope this helps!
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My daughter is in Early Childhood/ Special Education and she is taking on line courses from Genesee Community College. Also the Univ. of Arizona has online courses.
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Without a doubt there is nothing like true classroom instruction.  If that is not possible then online is a decent second choice.
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I did mine with LearnDirect.com.  Did all the studying using my own PC and apps then went online to do the tests.  I could also have done it at the local college or school too.
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I'm guessing you mean distance learning courses. Yes, most colleges have courses you can take over the Internet. Just log on to their website and check in the course catalog area or call the admissions office.
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Manipal is a very good option.\nAlso there is IGNOU\n       these are best for distance learning prog but i would suggest that u do from so campus college
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oh yea u can take classes on line for anything, go to uscareerinstitute.com, or phoenix.edu, they have some classes to get certificates and uofphoenix has certificate and bachelor and master courses. good luck.
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You can learn on-line for free...try it!