by Vicki Urquhart

ON-LINE EDUCATION HAS been around long enough for us to know that for students to be successful they should possess certain traits or skills, such as self-motivation, determination, time-management skills, and a high comfort level with technology. In turn, on-line instructors need these same skills; the presence of good technical support in terms of software, networks, and instructional development; and knowledge of the most valuable on-line distance education resources. There is no dearth of Web sites geared to the needs of the distance education community. Here are a few of the best worth visiting:

I. http://home.sprynet.com/~gkearsley/chapts.htm

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