HaroldCampbellGen
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So, I've been teaching music here in San Antonio for few years now and absolutely loving it. But recently, I’ve been thinking of expanding my educational horizons thinking about dipping my toes into the world of online courses. Hear Central Texas College has got some interesting options?
Now, I'm die-hard Roadrunner (UTSA pride!. And had an absolute blast during my campus days. The camaraderie, late-night library sessions, tailgates you name it. But I'm wondering how that translates into the online sphere, particularly at this school? Do they have virtual student clubs or study groups, anything to recreate that sense of community?
Also, anybody who's taken an online course at this school, can you share your experiences? Like how interactive were the classes? Did you feel like you could easily reach out to instructors if needed?. And, just as important to me was there any room for creativity? And hey, did anyone do anything fun to make their online learning more enjoyable? Y'know.
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Lucky desk mascot or some pre-exam rituals maybe? Who knows.
Now, I'm die-hard Roadrunner (UTSA pride!. And had an absolute blast during my campus days. The camaraderie, late-night library sessions, tailgates you name it. But I'm wondering how that translates into the online sphere, particularly at this school? Do they have virtual student clubs or study groups, anything to recreate that sense of community?
Also, anybody who's taken an online course at this school, can you share your experiences? Like how interactive were the classes? Did you feel like you could easily reach out to instructors if needed?. And, just as important to me was there any room for creativity? And hey, did anyone do anything fun to make their online learning more enjoyable? Y'know.
.Lucky desk mascot or some pre-exam rituals maybe? Who knows.
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