Some people wonder if that is really a good way to measure online learning success. I think it's a valuable approach and believe that the learner needs to consider whether or not the information learned supports the intended outcome. If you're looking to change careers or complete a degree in a specific discipline, does the information serve you? Said another way, are you prepared to move to the next course in your curriculum?To be successful in online learning, you need to be committed, stay on task, possess the necessary reading and writing skills and be able to work independently. If you have those skills, the next, most important thing is to have a vested interest in your own success. Online learning can work for you if you are determined to succeed.




