Requirements Quality Online Courses ()
Abstract
Every day on the
Internet appear online courses (good, bad, free, expensive, legal, illegal,
...). They can be of great benefit, especially to people who, because of a lack
of free time can not attend face-to-face teaching, and have a duty of
continuous professional development. In this great offer, it is really
difficult to choose the right one that will fully meet the strict criteria. In
this paper, we point to the conditions and requirements that may significantly
facilitate students making their final decision regarding the selection of
different forms of online training.
Share and Cite:
Damjanović, D. (2014) Requirements Quality Online Courses.
Intelligent Information Management,
6, 89-96. doi:
10.4236/iim.2014.63010.
Conflicts of Interest
The authors declare no conflicts of interest.
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