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I'm exploring the possibility of my business delibvering on-line or e-learning in a range of topics to industry- not emergency services at this stage.

Who has had experince with them (as an end user)?

What's your thoughts?

Would you pay to undertake this type of delivery, and if so, how much would you consider reasonable?

Tags: education, elearning, online, training

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Depends on the criteria.

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Go on...

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Well obviously you cannot teach hands on skills on the net, so some subjects are automatically out. I believe that some ICS (and there are a few here in the states that you can complete on the net already), some officer prerequisite classes, and other courses that do not require hands on skills could be offered over the net.

Obviously just my 2 cents though.

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And yes I have taken ICS 100, 200, 700, and 800 on the net. I have to take 300 and 400 still, but they are classroom courses.

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where did you take the ICS classes I need to have them

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training.fema.gov/IS/crslist.asp "This is the site address for the training"
http://www.dogpile.com/clickserver/_iceUrlFlag=1?rawURL=http%3A%2F%...

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For sure about the hands on- but you could do a lot of background training before hitting the tools.

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Right, and if you could do the "lab work" on a weekend, and do all of the busy work on the net where you could do it at your pleasure, that would be awesome!

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Well Lutan, we meet again.

I say, I'm in a pre-nursing program at a local community college. I'm taking my very first online courses ever. Unfortunately, my wittiness and natural beauty (KIDDING) do not make up for my ability to do any sort of math. I still add with my fingers. SO I'm taking pre-algebra for probably the third time (I always get an A I just always forget and then let it go too long and then take another placement test that says I suck at math again), but this time - I'm taking it online. I LOVE it. I'm already at the end of the second chapter and the class hasn't started yet. I can move at my own pace and use my downtime at work to get homework done. The book is online and it has little tools that walk you through any problem you want. It also lets you answer homework questions wrong three times before it actually marks t wrong.

Thumbs up from me. I love it.



OH. and my husband took the PennFoster HVAC program, finished it in 3 months, and was able to surpase the 700 hours of schooling that he needs in CT to take his HVACR license exam. 3 months @ 600 bucks vs. 700 hrs @ oh say 15,000 bucks? I'd do pennfoster.

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OH. and my husband took the PennFoster HVAC program, finished it in 3 months, and was able to surpase the 700 hours of schooling that he needs in CT to take his HVACR license exam. 3 months @ 600 bucks vs. 700 hrs @ oh say 15,000 bucks?
I'm not familiar with the program, but do you think he came out with the same knoweldge and understanding as opposed to someone who had all the interaction in a face-to-face setting?

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natural beauty (KIDDING)
You forgot the moustache! (KIDDING)

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when i put it up to my lip i pretend like i have a french accent too. just an fyi.

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