Sean Kardar

At the core of success whether online instruction and or learning as student, we must all be aware of time management. If necessary, online instructors should create a schedule by which they adhere to facilitate the course. I have found that it is easier to accomplish my goals of assistance and challange to create a best experience by attempting to remain flexible with my interaction within the course. I often encourage students to create a schedule when it is apparent they are lacking time management and will prioritize tasks for them when necessary. Guidance is well valued here; reminds them… >>>

The extension of the teacher or professor to the learner is the main hurdle that must be overcome to make distant learning a success. How can we achieve that goal? As a matter of faculty statements to decipher any goals I believe in part depends on ensuring sufficient opportunity is captured for the instructor to demonstrate there knowledge. Requiring instructors to provide introductions and summaries of each modules concepts can provide a level of trust. The instructor should have the ability to merge information and in doing so supports the main goal of demonstrating how multiple concepts within a module… >>>