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The following links are designed to provide an orientation to eCore®. After reviewing this material, you should be able to better decide if eCore® is right for you. Please explore each of the links below and let me know if you have any questions or concerns.
Your learning Style
The first thing to realize about eCore® is that it is not for everyone. While some people enjoy the flexibility and novelty of working online, others prefer the structure and routine of a traditional classroom. If you want to learn more about how your learning style relates to eCore®, try the Student Online Readiness Tool, an excellent resource maintained by Advanced Learning Technologies.
Basic Computer Requirements
There are a few basic skills that you need to be aware of before you begin an eCore® course. In addition, basic hardware information is listed here.
The eCore® Team
Get acquainted with Who is Who on the eCore® team.
Expectations
Get some ideas about what to expect, as well as what is expected of you.
Getting Started
Find basic instructions on advising, registering and other tasks associated with being an eCore® student.
Feedback
Please take time to complete this brief survey - we want to know your impressions of eCore advising and orientation. Your responses will be kept confidential and will help us improve our efforts, therefore benefiting you and other students.
The eCore® advisor for Valdosta State University is Marsha K. Walden. You can reach her by email at mwalden@valdosta.edu or by phone at 229-245-4378.