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If you have a question about an assignment, you should post it a couple of days before the assignment is due to give your instructor ample time to respond while still leaving yourself enough time to put the instructor’s advice to work for you. If you ask your question one hour before the assignment is due at midnight, you should probably just go ahead and take a stab at your assignment or try to find the answers on your own.

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Online learning has proven to be one of the most viable avenues available for adult learners who want to earn a college degree, and the great thing about online learning is that you can study anywhere you are any time you want.

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“Patience is a virtue,” as the old saying goes, and it seems to me that it is becoming more and more unusual to find a person who has the virtue of patience. In our world of instant gratification and having most everything we need at the touch of a button, are we as an entire culture becoming more demanding and less patient?

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Doing an occasional backup on a disc or a jump drive can save a ton of frustration and give you the assurance that the precious time you spend completing an assignment for work or school will not be done in vain.

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College level assignments quite often consist of multiple parts. It is important to make sure you are addressing each area to avoid losing grade points. In comparing an assignment in class to any type of project or task, I think careful analyzation is imperative to make sure we don’t miss anything.

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Tone is not just “tone of voice.” Your tone comes through in everything you write just as it does when you speak. The same thought process occurs whether you are speaking or writing; however, the great advantage to writing is that you have time to re-read your message, think about how it sounds and make changes before you send it.

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