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I much prefer an in-person experience; there's the opportunity for actual live chatting, questioning, debating, case studies, role playing, networking, professional exchange of information/advice, all in real time, imagine that! Guess I'm showing my age with that:)....
However, I have done a couple of online courses for CECs and they definitely have their advantages: no travel time or expense, you can work within your own schedule (to a point), you don't have to talk with anyone (if you're not in the mood). I found the price to be fair, considering the points above.
However, I have done a couple of online courses for CECs and they definitely have their advantages: no travel time or expense, you can work within your own schedule (to a point), you don't have to talk with anyone (if you're not in the mood). I found the price to be fair, considering the points above.
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I much rather take CeCs in person. I have taken a few online courses because I was curious about the process. I found them not very stimulating.
Fortunately, I can go to IDEA World every year and take occasionally additional courses and am always awash in CeCs. However, the expense for travel is substantial and makes for a lot of money per CeC hour.
The online versions are a good alternative.
Fortunately, I can go to IDEA World every year and take occasionally additional courses and am always awash in CeCs. However, the expense for travel is substantial and makes for a lot of money per CeC hour.
The online versions are a good alternative.
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I love the accessibility of online learning. I've learned that live doesn't necessarily translate into quality education.
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Hi Megan,
I prefer live conferences for my CEC's/CEU's as you also have the opportunity to network and ask the presenter questions or more information.
Online CEU's/CEC's are also benefical, especially when you find that you're short of your required hours!
I prefer live conferences for my CEC's/CEU's as you also have the opportunity to network and ask the presenter questions or more information.
Online CEU's/CEC's are also benefical, especially when you find that you're short of your required hours!
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Online is the only real format I have available to me in Alaska...I would love some in person CEC's. The only in person thing I have done is my USAW certification..did that in Vegas so it was fun lol
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It depends. For ease of taking the CEU course, and for cost I'd choose online. For hands-on experience, for networking and to re=energize myself I'd definitely choose in-person education.
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Because I'm a working mom, I preffer to do them online or at home. Whenever I can take the time away, I do love learning in person. I think you get a different perspective, and good tips from an instructor.
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Online, mainly for the ease of it. In- person for certain subjects does have it's benifits too.
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Hello Megan,
I like both of them. At home can provide a time frame that can suit your schedule. Workshops can be fun, meet new people in your field ask questions but at a higher cost if you have to travel or miss any appointments.
Sincerely,
Michael
I like both of them. At home can provide a time frame that can suit your schedule. Workshops can be fun, meet new people in your field ask questions but at a higher cost if you have to travel or miss any appointments.
Sincerely,
Michael
