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  • HaleySchaeffer May 3, 2012 @ 10:01 pm | delete
    This is a truly wonderful, and absolutely valuable resource you've put together. Thank you so much!
  • jarajelissa May 3, 2012 @ 8:51 am | delete
    At every level of teaching online, schools seek candidates who are familiar with the internet and content management systems such as Blackboard. Prior experience with teaching online and instructional design is highly desirable.
  • Joy Walker (dj2809walker@hotmail.com) Apr 27, 2012 @ 5:02 pm | delete
    JOY at last, to read and feel the positive enthusiasm from a fellow online tutor. Since I got attacked in class I feel very safe teaching online. I can not see myself going back into the classroom.
  • Stacey Mar 24, 2012 @ 10:47 am | delete
    You are truly an "anser to prayer!"
    Thank you for your information and inspiration.
  • trektark Mar 19, 2012 @ 6:45 pm | delete
    Trying to get into teaching at local university so this is an avenue I was aware of but hadn't considered seriously. May have to take another look at this opportunity! Thanks!
  • mihgasper Feb 24, 2012 @ 2:42 pm | delete
    Very useful lens. Thank you very much!
  • SimplyTonjia Jan 30, 2012 @ 10:04 pm | delete
    This is an amazing lens. Thank you.
  • Buchamar Dec 16, 2011 @ 3:57 pm | delete
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  • Dec 12, 2011 @ 7:07 pm | delete
    You had some sources I didn't even know existed. Good lens!
  • H2 Dec 4, 2011 @ 10:01 pm | delete
    This is great information
  • sarahrk Nov 30, 2011 @ 8:11 pm | delete
    This is really valuable information. I am teaching right now, glad to hear I have other optiosn.
  • ouriloilo Nov 6, 2011 @ 11:41 pm | delete
    Glad I can use my teaching skills through the net. Thanks for the information about lens.
  • CPDInteractive Nov 2, 2011 @ 5:58 am | delete
    Thank you for such well researched information.
  • Tom_Antion Oct 10, 2011 @ 9:59 am | delete
    Great lens! Good information that's hard to find anywhere else.
  • Heather_Todd Sep 17, 2011 @ 5:34 pm | delete
    Great post..Thanks
  • Comfortdoc Aug 14, 2011 @ 2:02 pm | delete
    I've been teaching online for 5 years, a graduate course and nutrition courses. Noticed that it is harder to find a new position now than it was when I first started looking.
  • ageloc120 Aug 12, 2011 @ 11:18 pm | delete
    great resource!
  • bames24 Jul 7, 2011 @ 4:43 am | delete
    great lens... thank you for sharing :)
  • libertyuniversity May 16, 2011 @ 2:12 pm | delete
    I can tell you spent a lot of time on this lens. Great content and fabulous input about online teaching, benefits, and where it is going. Thoroughly enjoyed this. Thank you!
  • fantasticallyfictional Apr 11, 2011 @ 5:18 am | delete
    Invaluable lens, great content.
  • solutionism Apr 3, 2011 @ 7:17 am | delete
    Great lens =)
  • dellak Mar 22, 2011 @ 3:02 pm | delete
    I was just trying to start doing something like this. This site came up. I have so much to learn
  • tandemonimom Feb 8, 2011 @ 9:41 pm | delete
    This is an amazingly thorough and helpful guide to online teaching jobs! Kudos to you and **BLESSINGS** too!
  • Dr_KT_Erwin Feb 8, 2011 @ 10:02 pm | delete
    Thank you for the encouragement. I enjoy sharing this truly wonderful job.
  • Rafick Jan 25, 2011 @ 9:25 am | delete
    Very complete lens.
  • onlinecertification Jan 6, 2011 @ 2:59 am | delete
    this is great lens i just stumbled upon , great information, thanks for developing it.
  • penellan Oct 25, 2010 @ 2:01 pm | delete
    Online teaching is definitely something that has become much more widely accepted and used throughout the last several years. Colleges like http://www.luonline.com and other various online schools use a variety of methods to achieve the best results possible.
  • Dr_KT_Erwin Oct 25, 2010 @ 2:17 pm | delete
    Penellan, you are right, online learning is an accepted way to earn a degree from excellent universities. You mention Liberty University online learning. I earned my Masters in Counseling from Liberty University and have a special place in my heart for their early distance program that made it possible for me to complete the degree while raising my twins and working. Online learning took distance ed to new levels that opens doors for working adults.
  • Dr_KT_Erwin Nov 29, 2010 @ 8:52 am | delete
    Be persistent in applying to several schools. I recommend starting with local schools to get experience. The best paying online teaching jobs go to instructors with online teaching experience.
  • Chloe Oct 17, 2010 @ 12:04 pm | delete
    2 questions.
    A) I have been looking around and it seems many online jobs require you to attend committee meetings or on-campus training programs. Is this standard procedure, or are there legitimate jobs which require no travel?
    B) As far as credentials go, will a degree in online teaching coupled with a PhD in your area of expertise suffice, or is in-class teaching experience generally a strict prerequisite?
  • Dr_KT_Erwin Oct 18, 2010 @ 10:10 am | delete
    Good questions, Chole.
    a) If you live within reasonable distance to the university, I would ask for a face-to-face interview.You get to know them and make a positive impression. Otherwise, adjunct interviews are usually conducted by SKYPE or phone. Full time faculty appointments are more likely to require face-to-face interview however a quality university needs to pick up the travel expenses for this.
    As for Committees - - - I am on two committees at my university. I participate with the on campus committees by SKYPE or Blackboard from my home office. Our online faculty also conducts bimonthly meetings by SKYPE.
    If travel is required, then the school needs to pay.
    b) What matters is that you have an appropriate advanced degree in your field. My first online teaching job with a local campus required experience and evaluation of my teaching on-campus before applying to teach online.
    We learn how to teach online with training from our school's IT department and practice. Don't fall for some quickie so-called degree in Online Teaching, it's probably a scam. I do suggest teaching on-campus first to get the flow of undergraduate or graduate level teaching.
  • Kim Sep 22, 2010 @ 2:43 pm | delete
    Does anyone know of any full-time online professor positions for BA, MA or PhD psych programs? I currently teach face-to-face and online courses at a community college, but just had a baby. I would like to teach online full-time if possible. I have a PhD in psychology and have had 8 years of experience teaching at CC. Thank you!
  • Dr_KT_Erwin Oct 1, 2010 @ 9:33 am | delete
    Kim, review the suggestions in this lens for finding online teaching jobs. Start with schools you attended or where you have contacts. For a broader look, consider schools with large online programs such as University of Phoenix or Capella. Many schools that are CACREP at Masters level or APA at Doctoral level have additional faculty expectations beyond the degree. Many clinical programs also want doctoral faculty who are licensed in the profession. Put your PhD research skills to work on this job search to find the right match.
  • lizziebeth Sep 14, 2010 @ 2:03 pm | delete
    You have done a lot of good research for this. Someday I may do a course online, and found all your information really useful. Thanks!
  • JanTUB Sep 13, 2010 @ 7:31 am | delete
    Fabulous lens! Faved.
  • Tutoring Jul 29, 2010 @ 3:01 am | delete
    Thanks to share great information!
    I would like to let you know, Tutoring Services LLC. offers opportunity of online teaching jobs with free registration for tutors.
  • Erica Jun 25, 2010 @ 1:34 pm | delete
    Awesome lense! This is truly one of the best lenses I've read. I've been looking for online jobs and your insight and tips help a bunch:)
  • May 26, 2010 @ 9:20 am | delete
    Hi! Great lens! virtual teaching is a very interesting subject matter, I really appreciate your work.
  • May 25, 2010 @ 8:55 am | delete
    Thank you for sharing this! Up-to-date subject, very useful information. Good job!
  • Barbara May 6, 2010 @ 1:41 pm | delete
    Very informative and practical information in seeking online teaching employment, I currently have a master's in CJ but finding an online teaching position is proving to be a very challenging assignment. With this adding insight, it will assist me in better preparing myself?thanks for the help, useful websites and encouragement.
  • amagnate Mar 24, 2010 @ 8:34 am | delete
    Thanks for making this very informative lens. I found this great site where you can post video tutorials/classes and you can earn revenue every time someone "rents" your video. Check out http://www.powerlearning21.com
  • myfirstjobsecondshift Feb 4, 2010 @ 6:18 pm | delete
    This was a great lens. I currently work as a math tutor online and I am looking for more work. Thanks for the info and the encouragement.
  • profrhonda Jan 19, 2010 @ 9:23 am | delete
    This is a very comprehensive lense. I have just graduated with my Master of Distance Education (Canada, Athabasca University) a very excellent program and internationally accredited university. I have taught at several colleges online, but now ironically, am having trouble finding work teaching online. Some U.S. schools don't hire international applicants. The field has gotten competetive in Canada and the schools would prefer their staff teach online (many don't want to) rather than hire someone outside.
  • Dr_KT_Erwin Jan 27, 2010 @ 12:12 am | delete
    Thank you! How ironic that you have a degree in distance education yet are less marketable because the degree is not from a U.S. university.The reluctance is usually on two fronts: fear of stepping outside accreditation rules and extra time to review an international transcript. Ask your University to give you a letter indicating that your degree is "substantially equivalent" to that of a similar program in U.S. Those are the magic words: "substantially equivalent".
    Have you searched for online teaching jobs in Australia, New Zealand or UK? Do you find those other English speaking countries to have any more acceptance of degree from Canadian university?
  • Rhonda_M85 Feb 1, 2010 @ 6:35 pm | delete
    Dr KT, thanks for that advice. I think it's not just the credential from another country, but some kind of Canada/Us immigration issue. I have found that (you have mentioned it from the teacher's perspective) that schools prefer to hire closer to home first before going further afield. Athabasca University, for example has some kind of Union rule that they must hire from Alberta (where the university is) first. The British and English speaking commonwealth is certainly possible, although I suspect the "hiring closer to home" policy may be in effect too. My specialty is also English/Writing/Communications. So I think it has something to do with what you teach as well. There are so many of us out there DE/no DE degree who teach English. I am also looking at trying to sell myself as a designer/instructor teach the course I design since I also know how to do that.
    Cheers, Profrhonda
  • Dr_KT_Erwin Feb 1, 2010 @ 9:01 pm | delete
    Rhonda, I did not know that the "hire local" approach extended to Canada as well. With your specialty, consider other ways to teach online such as tutoring for college or graduate students in composition, APA format and thesis preparation. A colleague is making a successful sideline by tutoring graduate students on writing and research. If you have a web site (don't spend serious money, keep it simple) or add a site here on Squidoo, you can give writing tips for students. Then as you develop a following, offer a webinar or paid hourly tutoring. Use Paypal for prepayment before the consultation. There is more than one way to find online teaching jobs - - make your own job!
  • Hanna P. Jan 7, 2010 @ 8:57 pm | delete
    on online teaching.
    ThanK you for great advise!

    I want to share one article on how to find online teaching job:

    http://www.firehow.com/201001077502/how-to-find-online-teaching-jobs.html
  • Dr_KT_Erwin Jan 10, 2010 @ 3:41 pm | delete
    Hanna, I appreciate your effort to add an article link. However, the article is filled with grammar errors. If the article writer cannot present proper English, then nothing else suggested is worth reading. Whether poor grammar or lack of editing, a credible university expects more from online teachers.
  • Dr_KT_Erwin Oct 15, 2009 @ 12:08 pm | delete
    Thanks for that link, Dean. That is a credible site for online teaching jobs. I still recommend starting with schools close to home where you could make an in-person contact or with your centers of influence (alumni, business connection). That is the way I have secured all of my online teaching jobs.
  • Deon Jackson, MBA Oct 15, 2009 @ 1:02 am | in reply to Deborah Lynn | delete
    Hi Deborah. I attended Walden University and earned my MBA online. I have a passion for teaching and soon plan to apply for online teaching jobs. A friend of mine shared this link that I think you will find useful in looking for online teaching opportunities. http://www.higheredjobs.com. Enjoy and best of luck
  • Dr_KT_Erwin Oct 9, 2009 @ 10:57 am | in reply to Deborah Lynn | delete
    Deborah, as described in this lens, start local and move forward. Connect with local colleges/universities, next with those you know (i.e. attended) and then with others in your field. For tutoring, contact the major names in the field (some mentioned above) about online tutoring. I highly recommend Dr Dani Babb's excellent book which is offered in this lens. I learned much from it. Also ask faculty in your discipline what and who they know at other schools. Networking is the best way to connect. KT Erwin
  • Deborah Lynn Sep 5, 2009 @ 6:24 am | delete
    Thanks for a great web page full of the information I am looking for. I am a business mgmt. graduate from the University of Phoenix, and in my third 6 week class in a master's in education, distance teaching, with a 3.9 gpa in my UoP degree, and a 4.0 in my current program. I was wondering if you have specific advice about or link for applying to online colleges or universities around the world to teach business classes at the end of my graduate degree (my other strength is English writing). I want to start correspondence now to see if I have what is needed to land positions before I graduate because it is critical to start working asap (by next February). I could start tutoring first to get experience, but want to tutor at the best schools/for the best businesses (need that link) to have the best valid experience for teaching in the best positions I can when I obtain my master's (expected next August). What kind of salary does tutoring offer and online teaching offer? God bless!
  • Dr_KT_Erwin Jul 24, 2009 @ 1:04 am | in reply to Anna | delete
    Anna, a doctorate does open more teaching options than a masters but don't give up. Your degree is in a highly specialized field so as such a masters can be more valuable than a broader masters degree.
    A magic number is 18 hours credits in the subject matter that you want to teach. Analyze your own transcript. Do you have 18 hours in marketing courses that would correspond to course you want to teach in a marketing major? Perform the same analysis on your communication courses. Teaching in a marketing major may open up more choices.
    Start by identifying several colleges or universities nearby. Don't count out the locals. Even traditional bricks and motar schools have online courses. When you can make a personal presentation as part of the application process you might get a foot in the door easier as you explain your qualifications and demonstrate your communication abilities. Go for it!
  • Anna Jul 22, 2009 @ 9:57 pm | delete
    Really enjoyed your information! Thanks for sharing!

    I have a Master's in Integrated Mktg Communications and am interested in online teaching. Do you think it's best to have a PhD to get into a teaching position? Also, I've had difficulty finding areas I'm qualified to teach. Should I broaden into a different field?

    Thanks for your time,
    Anna
  • Liam McIvor Martin Jul 19, 2009 @ 12:53 am | delete
    If anybody is interested in teaching online and has been a teaching assistant, I want to hire you! Go check out my online college tutoring program and if you like the philosophy behind the program, please email me your resume.
  • Kathie Mar 2, 2009 @ 2:21 pm | delete
    Alvin, don't sell yourself short, you don't need to work free. Academia moves slowly. I am currently teaching a one university that contacted me 2 years after I sent a resume. It's not about you, it's more likely that there is no opening in your area. Apply to 10 more schools. Read my suggestions above in Part 2 of how to get online teaching jobs.
    As a UOP graduate, have you applied to UOP or Axia College, both have large online programs.If you are near a UOP campus, apply to teach on-ground as a way into the system plus get teaching experience.
    Make a phone call to the 2 schools where you applied. You could be lost in a paper shuffle.
  • Alvin Ross Mar 1, 2009 @ 8:13 pm | delete
    I retired from the Air Force Reserves about 2 years ago and I have worked in the Technology industry. I would love to teach online for any university that will give me the opportunity because I have wanted to teach on a college level every since attended college with my wife. I attained my Masters degree from the University of Phoenix,s in 2007 and I have applied to 2 colleges, but I have not recieved a response in over 8 months. What should I do? I really want to teach on a college level and I am willing to teach for nothing to get some experience. Please help!

    Thanks
    Alvin Ross
  • Kathie Jan 29, 2009 @ 12:19 pm | in reply to Ana | delete
    Ana, I am aware of several reputable sites where instructors can register and upload resumes for online teaching jobs. NONE of them charge a fee. This is not necessary and may be a scam. Do not pay for online teaching jobs information; you can do this yourself. Look at the ideas I give in this lens and purchase the excellent book (that I also bought) Making Money Teacking Online (click the link above to purchase).
  • Ana Jan 26, 2009 @ 9:16 pm | in reply to Tara | delete
    Hi Tara
    O did paid yesterday 37 dollars to become member of teaching job online but I have not get any contact from the company
    Do you know any way to claim for a contac with this companny abaut my case?
    thanks in advance for your help
    anasilvana@rocketmail.com
    Cali Colombia
  • Dr_KT_Erwin Jan 25, 2009 @ 2:59 pm | delete
    Tara. . the book I recommend is; Make Money Teaching Online. Link to purchase is above.
    Kathie
  • Kathie Jan 25, 2009 @ 2:54 pm | in reply to Tara | delete
    Tara, pay for online teaching jobs, like on campus teaching, depends on the university pay scale for adjuncts v. full time faculty, public v. private, university v. community college and whether you have a master's degree or a doctorate. Some colleges/universities pay per student ($100-200) who completes the class, others pay flat rate whether you have 5 students or 40 ($900-3000). These are simply averages from my experience that of other online instructors I know.
    Unless you know another instructor at a school where you plan to apply, expect to complete piles of paperwork and submit qualifications before you are given the opportunity to interview and then find our the pay scale. If this is your first online teaching job, get in for the experience then search for other opportunities. This advice from Dr Dani Babb was useful for me. Look above in this lens for the order link for her book, it's a one stop "how to" for online teaching and well worth the modest price
  • Tara Jan 24, 2009 @ 7:42 pm | delete
    What pay can you expect from online teaching. I am looking into the field but cannot find any places that give me an idea of pay scale. thanks
  • Madelyn Tubilla Jan 23, 2009 @ 9:50 pm | delete
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  • Ms Beth Jan 21, 2009 @ 9:43 am | delete
    * almost 15 years in teaching public high school
    * B.S Home Technology graduate who teach different fields of studies in Technology and Home Economics such as Home Management, Housing and Family Economics, Home Nursing, Basic Cosmetology, Food Trades, Foods and Applied Nutrition, Related Crafts and Basic Entrepreneurship
  • Kathie Jan 19, 2009 @ 2:55 pm | in reply to Maria Aura Alinsunurin | delete
    Maria, I am not in a hiring position at any school. I am an online instructor of graduate and undergraduate classes at four different schools. This lens is my way to encourage others and share what I have learned about online teaching jobs.
  • Kathie Jan 19, 2009 @ 2:50 pm | in reply to P. KESHAV | delete
    You have highly prized skills in math and science which make you a great find for public or private high schools. Your skills are also ideal for online tutoring. Look at some of the online tutoring ideas given in this lens and start there. As for online teaching, start locally and work outward in applying for online teaching jobs. Also apply at any of your former alma maters.
  • P. KESHAV Jan 19, 2009 @ 8:16 am | delete
    I AM POSTGRADUATE IN PHYSICS AND TEACHING HIGHSCHOOL MATHS AND PHYSICS SINCE 5 YEARS
  • k.bharat reddy Dec 31, 2008 @ 5:58 am | delete
    my qualioficationis m.com
    my exeperience:11years
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  • Serenity_Prayer_Gifts Dec 29, 2008 @ 9:35 am | delete
    Wonderful Lens! Great Info, Nice organization, warm, welcoming approach! Thanks! :-)
  • Maria Aura Alinsunurin Dec 23, 2008 @ 4:15 am | delete
    hi im maria aura just visited your site and i am willing apply as a online teacher part or full time will do..I am available anytime.
    hope to hear something from you.
    thanks and godbless!
  • Kathie Dec 12, 2008 @ 9:17 pm | delete
    Try http://onlineadjunctjobs.blogspot.com/
  • Nell Dec 2, 2008 @ 8:42 am | delete
    How do you apply for a job teaching high school online?
  • Stephanie Nov 11, 2008 @ 8:43 pm | delete
    As a former classroom professor, I'm now considering options for returning to teaching, but balancing time at home with my kids (reason I quit the tenure track). Do you need to take courses in some of the online teaching programs (eg, WebCT, Blackboard, etc.) prior to applying for online teaching jobs or is this something that may be offered to newly hired online teachers? In other words, are you expected to have these skills prior to applying?
  • Amy Nov 11, 2008 @ 1:25 pm | delete
    I am interested in an online teaching position. Any suggestions on where to start my job search?
    amsal1969@hotmail.com
    Thanks!
  • Marneni bhasker Oct 21, 2008 @ 12:11 am | delete
    I am bhasker (M.Sc-physics and B.Ed in maths and physical science from india) . I am efficient in teaching physics upto 12 th class of all syllabi (CBSC,ICSE AND IGCSE).I have 7 years of experience in teaching physics of all standereds.
    I promice that i can do best if some body requres on line classes of physics from me.
    Thank you
    BHASKER MARNENI
  • Priya Oct 19, 2008 @ 4:30 am | delete
    Thank you for the wonderful article , Im an online teacher in www.2tion.com , please write to me in priya@2tion.org
  • antoniette lazaro babayenon Oct 13, 2008 @ 9:47 pm | delete
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  • CabinFeverStudios Aug 27, 2008 @ 3:52 pm | delete
    Thanks for this lens! A friend was asking me about online teaching and I am sending her to this site!!! Good job!
  • Dr_KT_Erwin Aug 17, 2008 @ 8:29 pm | delete
    Dianne, thanks for taking time to show this to me. I can barely spell HTML! I'll try it. Dr KT
  • SuttonBayMedia Aug 16, 2008 @ 12:23 pm | delete
    Dr. K,

    I wanted to offer a posting suggestion with my limited HTML knowledge, because your website suggestions don't have the URL link. If you want to put a link to a site this is the code to do it right in your text posting. However I can't put the whole code here because it will act like a link!
    So here is the body of the code and I will then add the front and back.
    a href="http://www.worldwidelearning.com">World Wide Learning

    All you need at the front is the less than
    symbol <
    Then after the word learning put
    The a> closes the command.
    BTW I learned HTML in a 6 week online course at Ed 2 Go

    If it's way too confusing this way or the code didn't work for some reason, just email me at suttonbaymedia@yahoo.com. You also may have just not wanted links so in that case, ignore the post!
  • SuttonBayMedia Aug 16, 2008 @ 11:23 am | delete
    This is the best squidoo I've read! Thanks for creating it!
  • Dianne Dee Aug 13, 2008 @ 2:59 am | delete
    Thanks for the information. I am a rural Alaska Special education teacher that has taught regular education K-12 in a one room school house for several years as well. I would love to teach online from my village but am not sure this is possible. I would love your thoughts on this. zemanekconsulting@yahoo.com
  • StephenC Aug 9, 2008 @ 5:47 pm | delete
    Terrific Lens! Liked the information. Will come again!
    Be an Unforgettable Teacher!
    StephenC
  • Mrs. Steiner Jul 12, 2008 @ 11:50 am | delete
    Are there any online positions for elementary- aged children? I have been an elementary teacher for 22 years at various levels. Where is the best place to start looking? Please e-mail me at tammysteiner5@hotmail.com. Thanks!
  • Ola Jul 8, 2008 @ 9:39 pm | delete
    I teach online for a local university. I have a masters degree in e-business and I teach online computer foundation classes. I would love to expand and teach more classes. Thank you for this information.
  • Amanda_Blue Jul 3, 2008 @ 11:05 am | delete
    Thank you for the excellent information! 5*
  • herbert e. selwyn Jun 16, 2008 @ 2:24 pm | delete
    I earned a JD degree from USC and then practiced law for many years. I taught at the California College of Law for two years teaching Criminal law and Procedure, partnership and agency.
  • Mrs. Peterson May 13, 2008 @ 12:29 am | delete
    I Enjoyed reading the information concerning distance learning...I am really involved on trying to come aboard for distance learning...I just graduated with my masters may 10th 2008 and was wondering if you dont have any teaching background will or can i be considered for an online teaching opportunity..I really interested in online teaching for community colleges or online colleges..Please email me at lishale99@hotmail.com with your answer.
  • StephenC Mar 16, 2008 @ 10:56 am | delete
    Interesting! Opened up a new world of teaching.
    TEACH911.com
    StephenC
  • Aika Jan 31, 2008 @ 12:20 pm | delete
    Thanks for sharing this lens. It's really useful. I'll share with you my lens: http://www.squidoo.com/ListOfBusinessCreditCards
    Feel free to check it out. :)
  • RuggeroSB Jan 24, 2008 @ 4:11 am | delete
    Hey WriteDoc!

    Great Work here ;)
  • LE_Robinson Dec 24, 2007 @ 9:49 am | delete
    Makes me want to get my master's that much faster! I'd love online teaching.
    Wordsworth (LE Robinson)
  • NicholeB Nov 16, 2007 @ 12:02 pm | delete
    Neat lens! I'm currently taking an online class in addition to 2 traditional classes and will be taking 2 online courses next semester!

    Cute birds, too!

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