There are plenty of resources to support you as you adapt to learning online. In addition to using these tools and strategies, be sure to reach out to your instructor and campus resources for support.
Eight Questions to Ask Yourself To Get Started:
These strategies provide information on how to make the most of your online learning experience.
Review the tips listed below and pick some to implement for your next online test:
Learning from a distance doesn't mean you have learn everything alone or study alone. Use these tools to connect with others during your learning:
Here are a few articles, videos, and practical tools that you can use to strengthen your skills. To go more in-depth, schedule a time to meet with us.
Academic Strengths and Challenges Quest – This tool will help you think through what's working well for you academically and which areas could use a little work. Schedule an appointment with us to discuss your skills and build strategies!
Student Success Plan – Think further about your strengths and challenges and create action steps to help you reach your academic goals.
Articles:
15 Organizational Tips for College Students
Time Management Tips for Busy College Students
A tool you can use:
Articles:
Tips for Overcoming Procrastination in College
How to Stop Procrastinating: The Only Guide You'll Ever Need
A tool you can use:
Time Quadrants
Below are links to helpful on campus programs and departments that offer online services.
Below are links if you are having difficulty with any technology you use for your online courses.