Do online education programs interest you ?

I spent a couple of hundred dollars on an online course a few years ago, but it is not a well known qualification, and generally employers don't hold it in much regard. In all honesty it was probably a waste of money. I would only do another online program if it was accredited by a well known university or school.

I actually considered an online degree or classes but I thought that I would benefit more by being in a classroom setting. I am in accelerated program where I go one night a week for four hours. The rest of the week is an overload of homework that, most of the time, I have to turn in online. I felt like I needed an instructor there so if I wanted to question something, I could right away. There are certain courses that I could have comfortably taken without an instructor but my math course..well...that's a different story..lol

I would enjoy taking online courses at home, but as someone else said, if you intend to transfer credits to another university, or use them for employment, make sure the school is accredited. Otherwise, taking courses because you're interested in them, or they can help in your line of work whether your boss accepts them or not (for the knowledge, not the credit, in other words), can be very satisfying.

With the change is information technology everything has changed now. And education is not an exception either. Earlier we knew education only through physical institution and online one was out of imagination. Now as the concept has changed and the online education providers have solid base to their aims and purpose people are getting benefit of it. The only question is how your system accepts online education certificate and diploma. Personally I have not tried any but for sure I would take lesion on Spanish online.

Sure, why not? I think it's great that they are available these days! And if I had more free time, I would probably go for one of them myself!