Inspiring Learning for Living

Request Information | Search WWW Search Riverland
Riverland Community College Distance Learning
Distance Learning Links
Connections Connections
Bill Dowden
507-434-7384
AUW
Bill.Dowden@riverland.edu
Academic Affairs/History Instructor
Instructional Support Manager
Home » Academics » Distance Learning » What is Online Learning?

What is Online Learning?

Some departments in the College offer Internet courses. Using the World Wide Web, students access lectures, participate in class assignments, interact with the instructor, collaborate with other students, and earn college credit.

Classroom activities--bulletin board discussions, chatrooms, assignments, e-mail, and testing are completed online. It is strongly recommended that you have intermediate computer and Internet knowledge and fundamental keyboarding skills to fully participate in an online class. Along with computer skills, certain computer hardware and software is required for online courses.

To determine if you have the appropriate skills to successfully complete an online course complete the two surveys located at "Is Online Learning For Me?"

Check the Online checklist for directions on how to take an online course.

Have a look at Riverland's Computer Resources if you have questions.

« Back | Top

 
Riverland Community College • 800-247-5039 • TDD 800-627-3529
Albert Lea Campus
2200 Riverland Drive
Albert Lea, MN 56007
507-379-3300
Austin Campus
1900 Eighth Avenue NW
Austin, MN 55912
507-433-0600
Owatonna College & University Center
965 Alexander Drive SW
Owatonna, MN 55060
507-455-5880
We are an equal opportunity educator and employer.
Upon request, the information on this Web site can be made available in alternate formats.

© 2006 Riverland Community College, Minnesota   Copyright Notice