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E-Learning Study Skills and Strategies

By: Watkins, Ryan | Distance Learning, May 1, 2004 | Article details

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E-Learning Study Skills and Strategies


Watkins, Ryan, Distance Learning


The study skills and learning strategies that most of us have developed throughout our educational experiences are our most valuable resource as we transition from the traditional classroom to the e-learning online classroom. Yet, for instructors and learners alike, success in traditional courses does not always translate into success in online courses. Often, the same study skills and learning strategies that have been the foundation of our success in the past must be updated or modified in order to have the same positive impact on our learning when we move into a virtual environment.

As a result, for both instructors and learners, two fundamental skills that a necessary for …

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