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Is Online Learning Right for Me?

Online learning is very different from other types of education. An online learner must be a good time manager and must be able to meet deadlines. To determine if you might have the skills necessary to be an online learner, check out the free assessment at the site below:

http://watc.readi.info/

login: watc
password: online

Enjoy!

Online Learning Partners with MEDS Publishing

Evening Practical Nurse students are now taking part in a great homework assistance software trial. WATC Online Learning has partnered with MEDS Publishing to provide its Total Nursing Curriculum Support software to these students the first week of February. The modules, which are provided with the software, give a variety of assistance to learners and are designed to follow students from their first course in a nursing program until they pass their Kansas State Board of Nursing exams.

Online Learning is able to pilot this software package with the evening Practical Nurse students through grant money. If the pilot proves successful, the program will be expanded to include all Practical Nurse students. We hope this software will help students achieve their educational goals and open the doors to success.

Questions concerning this partnership should be directed to Paul Jackson, director, Online Learning.