
As Online Education Grows, Does It Really Make More Sense?
The pros and cons of educating students online have been debated since the dawn of the Internet.
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The pros and cons of educating students online have been debated since the dawn of the Internet.

Have you ever spilled ketchup on a table and wished there was a way to pick it up in its current form and replace it intact somewhere else?

Can you even remember life without the Internet? It has become such an embedded aspect of our lives that many young people couldn't imagine not having it.

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It isn't hard to draw a few basic conclusions. Better education leads to better employment. More employment options leads to improved happiness.

When AOL bought the Huffington Post for $315 million , I had to chuckle at the news reports calling it a blog.