No first day of class looks the same for University of Louisiana at Lafayette online students. For some, the first day of class starts alongside a morning cup of coffee, others might open the UL Lafayette app during a lunch break, others won’t begin until all the day’s work is done and the rest of...
Among the top skills online students need to be successful are strong written communication skills. Regardless of what your schedule looks like this semester, anticipate a fair amount of writing. If you need help, there are several places to look before you even begin your assignments. Spelling and...
Online instructors may test your knowledge and progress as you move through an online course. You may encounter exams requiring a proctor, quizzes in lecture videos, essays, or Moodle quizzes, to name a few. With Moodle quizzes, there are a few things you should know beforehand other than the course...
Online learning has moved from niche to mainstream. Today, over a quarter of students at Title IV institutions study online, according to the National Center for Education Statistics. And globally, online education is projected to reach more than a billion users within the next five years...
