I enjoy having the class fully online. I like online classes personally. I think it's good to switch it up a bit rather than the normal class setting. Regardless of it not being physically on campus, I, for sure, feel like I'm getting to know my classmates. It's nice having the blog comments each week because I'm able to get to know different people every week. The commenting, in general, is nice because faces, names, and blogs, become more familiar.
My schedule changes around a bit because I'm still juggling different things due at different times for all of my other classes. There's not much homework in my other classes, but there's a lot of studying for tests and quizzes that are either scattered or very close to each other. However, I usually try to get a couple of days ahead. If I'm unexpectedly really busy, I usually do this class on a day to day basis. If I know I'm going to be busy studying for a test(s) during a certain week, then I try to get the majority of the upcoming week done during the weekend. Then, I'll finish the rest the next weekend, and start the next week as well (that felt really confusing to type, and I bet it sounds that way too).
When I work on this class 80% of the time it's in the school library, Bizzell. The other 20% of time, I work at in my apartment. I feel that these are the best places for me to do my work because it's usually really quiet which helps me to relax, clear my thoughts, and think better.
"Bizzell Memorial Library" Source: Wikimedia Commons |
Hello Christine!
ReplyDeleteI agreed with a lot of the things you mentioned in your reflections. I love online classes because they are flexible and it does change it up from the classroom setting. I think it's so cool that we have that option these days. The only problem with online classes is usually remembering to do the assignments on time, but I haven't had that problem in this class because it is so structured and organized. I have loved getting to know everyone in the class form their introduction posts as well. I think it makes us feel like a tight-knit group, which I haven't felt in any of my other classes.