I had an online class in highschool (geology) and it wasn't too bad. I could usually do 3 days worth of work in a single period. Usually, I'd only do work on monday and friday then use tuesday-thursday as a spare.
I didn't have any true online classes in university, but there were a couple that made extensive use of the internet. One of them, the prof posted up what was essentially a podcast for all but 5 classes (it was a BS class, scheduled for friday nights 7-10 pm ... attendance would have been near 0 anyway). The other, the prof did a simucast online and we had to make 3 weekly postings about either the content of the textbook or something covered in lecture. But neither one was terribly important, the first was 'Collaborative Leadership' and the second was 'Impact of Science and Technology'
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Originally Posted by a_Username
What's worse is how the computer is so damn picky about how you word your answer. Like if you put in "3x+4=9" instead of "9=3x+4" it will count it wrong!   |
Why would you even be giving a solvable equation as an answer?
Seriously though, online quizzes can be very annoying, even the multiple choice questions. I can't tell you how many times I'd get a message along the lines of:
Incorrect
You answered 'c'
The correct answer is 'c'
