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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Taking an online class right now and there is a ton of reading, writing and research involved. We also just completed a group project which was a great challenge. Took another class at a school with a professor a few weeks ago and it was hell. He could care less, never answered questions and frustrated the hell out of us. He never gave us a straight answer about anything. His tests were a joke and I was surprised that this guy was a professor and has been teaching for 8 years. I also find that most professors don't add much to their lecture and read right off of their notes that they've written. Sometimes line for line. I can read someone's lectures notes and the book at home. Why do I have to sit in a classroom for someone to read to me? [/quote] You're comparing apples and oranges. I agree that you are better off with a great online professor than a crappy in-person professor. But you are [b]WAY[/b] better off with a great in-person professor than a great online professor. When I make hiring decisions, I don't have any information about the particular professors an applicant had. I have to just make generalizations based on probability And the probability is that someone with a "real" degree got a better education than someone with an online degree, so that's who I'm more likely to hire. Are there exceptions? Absolutely. But I get too many resumes across my desk to figure that out on a case by case basis.[/quote] are you 50 years old?[/quote] Age has nothing to do with it. My mother is in her 60's and is incredibly tech savvy, as she's not afraid of learning. This "educator" sounds incredibly lazy and resistant to change. [/quote]
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