Evaluate your Abilities: Sample an e-Learning Class

How do e-Learning classes work

The content, structure, coursework expectations, and style depend on the individual instructor -- just as for regular courses.  However, our online courses share some basic design, navigation, communication and interactive features.

Look at an e-Learning course and e-Learning courseware.

We have provided features from two of our e-Learning classes as examples of the online educational environment. Please explore these features as suggested below. If you have difficulties or specific questions, please [email protected]

• Click on the sample courses below.
• Visit the different aspects of the sample online classes such as the syllabus, assignments, communication tools, resources, and biography pages. Every course is unique. These online courses differ in the details of design and functionality but these classes contain the basic features of our online learning process.
• Notice the types of work required, typical deadlines and interactive elements. You will not be able to completely access certain areas (discussion rooms, email box, etc.) which are reserved for registered students.  But you will get the "flavor" of online learning by exploring these sample e-Learning courses. Have fun!

Please select one or more of the samples classes below to see what e-Learning courses are like.

• Sample course one:  A selection of accounting courses by instructor Pat Bouker.

• Sample course two:  Learn about Music in the US from Art Woodbury             

• Sample course three: Welcome to GEOL 106: Dinosaurs            

• ANGEL Learning Management System Week Zero Tutorial.  Follow the login information to access this tutorial. 

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