Melissa Venable recently wrote an informative article about the various websites that can help supplement an online education. Although online learning has many benefits, not having personal contact with teaching staff means that students might need to be use these kinds of resources when earning their online degrees.
Of the seven websites listed in the article, many of them revolved around finding specific career training, locating research tools to help with papers and projects and even websites that help students to create digital portfolios to display their work.
The changing economy means that students with online degrees need to be aware of the various hiring practices of companies, and they need to have a clear idea of their future career path. If you are an online student or someone considering an online degree, then you will certainly be able to benefit from reading the full article here.
