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SCOTTSDALE COMMUNITY COLLEGE
SUMMER 2013 eSCHEDULE
On-Campus or Online
Which is right for you
On-Campus
Offers a variety of instructional methods
that reach a wide range of students.
An on-campus course integrates group discussion,
collaborative problem-solving, live lecture, written
exercises, and student presentations.
Offers an increased sense of belonging
and connection.
Many students enjoy the social benefits of face-toface interaction.
Helps students develop better oral
communication skills.
Student interaction, collaboration and presentations
provide the opportunity to enhance oral
communication skills.
Provides boundaries and structure.
Class requirements offer direction and help students
avoid procrastination.
Offers instant response to direct
questions.
Real-time discussion gives students immediate
answers to their questions.
Need Practical
Career Training?
See pages 37-38 for information
on workforce development.
?
Online
Offers convenience and flexibility.
As long as assignment deadlines are met, online
studies can be arranged around work, school and
family obligations.
Can save time and money.
Students can complete assignments at home or
anywhere with internet access, which reduces
commuting activities.
Offers the chance to review less familiar
concepts.
Class information is available 24 hours a day.
Concepts can be reviewed and questions asked at
any time.
Teaches students to be self-disciplined.
Students learn to be efficient and effective with their
time management procedures.
Provides the opportunity for improved
technology skills.
Online classes increase proficiency in e-mail and
web browsing, as well as computer application
skills. The ability to use and integrate technology
gives students an advantage in the work force.
Both formats sound good?
You can mix on-campus and online courses to create flexibility within your schedule.
