….or a minimum of 5-6 days a week. That sounds like a lot. But, each of your visits don’t have to take that long. Would be as quick as any of your daily social networking, Internet surfing, online shopping habits. Trust, once you get into the online classroom, you will be eager to see who has commented on your postings and read the feedback of your instructor and peers. You will also be curious to see who has posted something new that you can comment on. If you let too many days go by without logging on to your course discussion group, you will get behind and find it very difficult to catch up.

(Source: Illinois Online Network)

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Don’t just slink away into the back room and come out, red-eyed and silent, after a few hours of intense studying. Let your family know you’re accomplishing something meaningful. If you discover something interesting, bring it up at the dinner table or discuss it while driving your kids to school. Let your spouse tag along on field trips to the art museum or city counsel. Chances are they’ll enjoy being involved in this part of your life and you’ll appreciate the chance to share it.

(source: About.com)

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