A student taking an Internet course must be self-motivated. One of the advantages of an Internet course is that the schedule is flexible, and you can participate anywhere you can find an Internet connection with a compatible browser. In order to be successful, you will need to set some guidelines for yourself and follow whatever schedule you set up. If working with computers and the Internet intimidates you, take a couple classes on using the computer or the Internet first. At the very least, spend some time browsing through the material available on the Internet about computers, the Internet, and Internet courses.
More detailed information is available in our Internet course orientation.
Students should know the basics of using an Internet browser, know how to send and receive E-mail with attachments, and know the basics of using a word processor. Beyond this, students should consult with the individual instructor of each course to verify that no skills beyond these are required. More detailed information is available in our Internet course orientation. You enroll for an Internet course the same as you would for any other course. Assuming that you are already a student at the college, you may follow the directions on the On-line Enrollment page.