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One of the defining traits of eLearning is the increased independence of learners. Currently, the Ministry of Education requires students to take two virtual courses in order to achieve their OSSD. However, this is not enforced or mandated, and the opt-out process does not yet exist. More news on eLearning will be forthcoming. Graduates DO NOT need two eLearning courses as of 2022 - 2023.
eLearning is not for everyone. A successful eLearner:
Is able to work independently
Is highly motivated
Is able to meet deadlines
Has access to a computer and the internet
Is able to use a browser, send and receive email and use a discussion board
So, if you are interested in taking an eLearning course, ask yourself the following questions:
Do I have the discipline and learning skills to benefit from the course?
Am I self-motivated and self-disciplined to stay committed to the tasks?
Can I set interim goals and deadlines for myself, and stick to them?
Do I have the basic hardware required for the course?
A computer fast enough to handle the program
A sound card capable of playing any audio files the course may use
A reliable network connection to access the Internet.
Do I have the skills to effectively manage and understand the technology so as not to interfere with the course expectations?
Am I able to actively participate in discussions to gain valuable insights from my peers and teachers?
Am I able to effectively communicate through writing?
See your guidance counsellor for more information.