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Online Course Self-Assessment
To
assess your chances for success in Distance Learning courses
please answer the following questions honestly:
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Feeling like I am part of the class is:
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not important to me
- somewhat
important to me.
- very
important to me.
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I would classify myself as a student who:
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often gets assignments done ahead of time.
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needs reminding to get assignments done.
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puts assignments off until the last minute.
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Classroom discussions are:
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rarely helpful to me.
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sometimes helpful to me.
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almost always helpful to me.
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When an instructor hands out instructions for an
assignment, I prefer:
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figuring out the instructions on my own.
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trying to follow directions on my own, then asking for
help as needed.
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asking the instructor to explain the directions as they
are being distributed
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I need faculty comments on my assignments:
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within a few weeks, so I can review what I did.
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within a few days, or I forget what I did.
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right away, or I get very anxious.
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Considering my professional and personal schedule,
the amount of time I can devote to coursework is:
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7 - 9 hours a week.
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4 - 6 hours a week.
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1 - 3 hours a week.
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Whenever I am asked to use VCR's, computers, voice
mail or other forms of technology new to me:
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I look forward to learning new skills.
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feel apprehensive, but will try anyway.
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I put it off or try to avoid it entirely.
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As a reader:
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I usually understand text without help.
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sometimes require help to understand the text.
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I almost always require help understanding a college
text.
Self-Score:
- If
you selected mostly "a" answers, you are a prime
candidate for online classes.
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If you selected mostly "b" answers, you may find
some aspects of an online class challenging.
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If you selected mostly "c" answers, you would
probably find online courses challenging and your educational
needs better served attending face-to-face classes.
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