Online Learning

Remington College Online Course Delivery

As a student enrolled in Remington College’s online programs, you can pursue a degree in a way that allows you flexibility and a better balance between your studies and your daily life.

Online courses are delivered in the “asynchronous mode,” meaning that class members and/or the instructor may or may not be online at the same time, thus providing flexibility that can enable you to learn on your own schedule and at your own pace.

If you’re wondering whether online learning is right for you, Remington College offers an orientation session (at no charge) to help you decide. During this non-credit session, you can familiarize yourself with the online learning environment and the online resources available to you. The orientation includes the following sections:

WELCOME – OVERVIEW

Introduction and general instructions
Navigating the platform and online courses
Advantages and challenges of learning online

POLICIES AND PROCEDURES

Attendance
Conduct
Plagiarism

RESOURCES, RESEARCH, AND WRITING

Location and use of the virtual library (eBrary) and other online resources
Resources and lessons for research and writing
Plagiarism defined and how to properly use citations

STRATEGIES FOR SUCCESS

Organization and time management
Goal setting and techniques for staying motivated
Communication for distance learning
Tips for test taking

GETTING HELP

Teacher support
Administrative support
Technical support

We invite you to talk with an Admissions Representative for more details. Call 1-800-769-0267 for more information.
⁽¹⁾Not all course texts are available in e-book format.

User Platform

Remington College uses Moodle as its online user platform. You’ll be given a password-protected, secure online personal account. You can log on anytime and anywhere you have access to a computer with the appropriate hardware and a connection to the Internet. Your program’s main page contains links to course lectures (which you can replay as often as you like), provides a course syllabus, assignment information and due dates, links on support services and computer requirements, a school calendar, and a student portal, where you can access policy/procedure information and tutorials.

Learning Resources

As an online student, you can choose between ebooks⁽¹⁾ and paper-based textbooks.

Through the eBrary learning resource, you can create a personal bookshelf, add research sources and tools, and view them via the eBrary viewer.

Through the InfoTrac learning resource, you’ll have access to a database of more than 75 million articles from various publications. You can easily highlight, bookmark, and download these files whenever you need them.

Online Programs