The document discusses whether a person is ready for online education. It notes that while online learning has grown due to easy access to information, it may not be the best option for everyone. The document then asks three questions to help determine readiness for online courses: 1) whether one is disciplined enough to meet deadlines and take responsibility for their own learning, 2) what learning style is best suited for them as online courses are reading intensive, and 3) whether they have a true desire to succeed in self-paced learning. It concludes by encouraging readers to carefully consider if the lack of structure in many online courses will meet their specific educational needs before enrolling.

1. ONLINE EDUCATION: Are You Ready?
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We live in the information age. We have grown so accustomed to information at the speed of light
that the prospect of not having immediate access to countless numbers of facts and figures with the
mere click of a few buttons for many of us is simply disconcerting. For this reason, it only makes sense
that there are many people across the nation and around the world that are embracing the idea of
online learning and educational opportunities with every ounce of enthusiasm they can muster.
At the same time there are equal numbers of people around the world who are trying desperately to
hold on to traditional methods of dealing with certain things. In fact, some people actually still play
solitaire with a deck of playing cards. For people who feel that the information age has left them
behind to some degree the chances are quite good that online learning may not be the best available
option for you.
Below you will find a few questions that can help you narrow down whether or not you would truly
benefit by taking some of the many online courses that are being offered in today’s information age
of learning.
1) Are you disciplined? This may seem like such an innocuous question because we would all like to
think that we are disciplined to some degree. The problem is that when you are in the driver’s seat for
your own education you need to have a little more than some small degree of discipline. You need to
be able to meet deadlines, take the tests, and hold yourself responsible for actually learning the
information that you need to learn in order to pass the course. There is no one to blame but yourself
if you do not manage to do well in your online classes and some people simply do not like being in the
drivers seat when it comes to motivating and pacing themselves and their learning practices.
2) How do you learn best? We all have different methods of learning for which we retain information
better than others. Online courses are reading intensive. If you have difficulties retaining the
information you read you may need to find an alternate learning method or seek solutions with the
assistance of the course instructor before moving forward in an online learning environment.
3) Do you have a true desire to succeed? The answer to this question is quite important in determining
whether or not online learning is in your best interest. There are many paths you can take in order to
achieve the education and degree you desire. This is not the path of the masses, at least not yet. This

2. type of learning, more than any other is easy to give up on through apathy. If you aren’t determined
to do the assignments, to study the notes, and to really learn the material that is presented to you
then you really do not need to waste your time or the instructor’s time by continually making up
excuses. Online courses are largely self-paced but you do have a limited amount of time in which to
learn the material before you need to move on. The teacher is responsible for providing you the
information and material but you are responsible for everything that happens from that moment on.
Are you ready for that responsibility?
Whether you are a first time college student or a professional that is returning to school after a long
absence online learning can open new doors of opportunity for your learning pleasure. You must be
willing to walk through those doors and take the information that is presented to you however in
order to be successful. My sincere hope is that everyone reading this will carefully consider whether
or not the lack of structure that many online courses provides is going to be conducive to your specific
learning and educational needs before taking the plunge.
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