What is the average cost of college tuition? This is one question that most parents and future students ask themselves and need to know in order to plan for a college education.
The national average college tuition rate for public universities is $4,694 per year for in state residents. This figure includes both tuition rates and [...]

Teenagers heading back to traditional brick-and-mortar schools are likely to struggle with sleep issues as they attempt to adjust their body clocks from a summer schedule, but those enrolled in the increasing number of Web-based learning programs may not face this difficulty. The majority of current Web-based learning programs, also called e-Learning or Distance Learning, are asynchronous, meaning that the teacher and the students are not necessarily online at the same time. That means teenagers can sleep in and still put in a full day of classroom work via a Web-based learning program.

Instructors starting in the arena of e-learning have many details to arrange for a successful online experience for both themselves and their online students. Below are five basic tips that can help the online experience start out on the right foot.

Instructor’s leading an online learning course should use a “one-stop shop” approach for students when it comes to having a place or method for students to find pertinent course information. The best central location for this type of information is the course syllabus and this document should become the guiding document for the course.

Managing an online course using a course management system can be a daunting task for teachers. One area of concern for teachers is how to handle online tests and other assessments. Teachers using a course management system for assessments have several options and this article will cover tips and suggestions for making an online assessment go smoothly.