If you scored more than 25, independent learning is a real possibility for you. If you scored between 15 and 25, independent learning may work for you, but you need to make some adjustments to succeed. If you scored 14 or less, independent learning is probably not a suitable option for you. The ten questions in the questionnaire reflect some of the facts about taking distance learning courses. Distance learning students sometimes neglect courses because of personal or professional circumstances, unless they have specific and compelling reasons for taking the course.
Some people learn best by interacting with others.
Distance learning courses frequently do not provide much opportunity for this interaction. The individual student must take resonsibility for regularly contacting other students and the instructor. Distance learning courses require at least as much dedicated time by the student as on-campus courses. Distance learning courses frequently use technology for teaching and communication. Some distance learning courses require occasional on-campus work.