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Learning at a distance involves a separation between the instructor and the student. The student may be located across campus or in another country. New technologies have removed many obstacles and provided benefits for everyone involved. The use of technology has also engendered new kinds of challenges for students in distance education.

Distance education courses can be more demanding than traditional classroom courses. Learning at a distance requires an additional degree of perseverance and self-direction. You will need to manage your time efficiently, take the initiative to keep up with your class work and be diligent to meet assignment deadlines.

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