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The online education has an its important.In the today's scenarios the people prefer to like online education.In this Hi-tech world humans are so smart,even they use online education to get a degree.Today American educators are working to promote the study of history in the schools and at home. The importance of getting an education and turning that education into a viable career cannot be overstated.Taking online courses from a known brick-and-mortar college makes the question of accreditation a little less sketchy. Online colleges have increased in popularity and ease of use over the past decade.Many colleges are realizing that they can reach more students by offering online courses. An online search at Google found 22,200,000 results for "distance education." A search for "colleges offering distance education" returned 7,320,000 results.In reading general discussions and articles about online education, one of the primary concerns that people express is that students may be able to get away with doing less work. There seem to be concerns about how to assess student work and participation accurately. These concerns make sense.

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Anonymous said…
Yes Dear friends i really also appreciated for online education.Through online education each and individual person can grow in his future prospects...
July 1, 2008 at 2:32 AM
Moin Ahmed Jafri said…
thanks dear,
for posting regarding online education system by which people can easily get the degree or knowledge from their PC which helps them for their future.
keep it up
January 6, 2009 at 10:40 PM
sarin Iyer said…
India is growing steadfastly in the future and all the credit goes to the increasing number of literacy rate. The large mass of educated people are heralding a new script in its growth and development of Indian story. Even Obama is pushing Americans to be like Indians and Chinese. The major factor which contributes to Indian Education is the presence of Sikkim Manipal University eg. Sikkim Manipal University. It offers the flexibility of learning and earning at the same time and at your ease. The vast number of schools, colleges and universities produces a mass number of workforce. We are marching forward and the World is Listening our footsteps attentively than ever.
July 23, 2009 at 6:20 AM
online colleges and universities said…
As evaluated, students of online universities are much willing and serious to learn than those who are studying full time on colleges, therefore, the quality of online education really depends on the kind of program that online universities provide. Nowadays, online colleges and universities are highly competitive which makes them focus to give more effective and high quality educational programs.
November 29, 2010 at 1:41 PM
Harshika said…
Online Education mainly opt by working professionals.Its main advantage is that they don't want to attend any regular classes.

Nice Post!
Thanks.
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May 10, 2011 at 2:02 AM
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