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Post 3

As I wrap up the second semester I have finally realized what will help me most in a hybrid class. It's a collaboration! Because you cannot meet with the teacher as much as a regular class, it is on you to contact and connect with fellow students. Peer editing and simple advice can be crucial when piecing together a large writing assignment. The professor is busy with emails and grading so it is difficult for them to help you so you have to help each other. Students are smart and filled with great new ideas that can positively impact your work more than you might currently believe. Give it a try; find a partner and develop something great.

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At first I was a little hesitant about taking a hybrid course, but now that I have survived the semester I am extremely happy with my decision to take it. Basically I have noticed that if you complete all the online activities and put forth the effort to all the essays, you will undoubtedly pass with a decent grade. If you slack throughout the semester and lack getting the work done than you are definitely in danger of failing the class. The biggest piece of advice that I could give anyone considering a hybrid class would be to do the work! It's not difficult to do the work when it's due and if you are forgetful than make a calendar and write in the due dates of assignments. And to make your hybrid class easier on you, do the work ahead of time so your not stressing last minute to get it done.

Getting Help

I have found out that it is not good to be timid about getting help in these hybrid classes. If you need help you should ask as soon as possible. The professor is a really good person to talk to because he/she is grading your paper after all and can give some really good points. Another great place to seek help is with the writing center. As all my professors tell me: "you pay for it in your tuition so you might as well use it!" Even if you do not care if you are paying for it, it is still a great tool that can really put some "umph" in your paper. Finally use your peers, I have found that they can provide some really good comments. And remember, it's your work and you are in control, so take the wheel!

Post 3

Now that this semester is over, I have really learned how to be successful in an hybrid class or an online class. The main key in being successful in this type of class is to stay organized and make sure you stay on top of all of your assignments. If you do not stay organized we will easily fall behind and miss assignments. Just missing one assignment can hold you back a letter grade. Also, fully comprehending what is asked by the professor is a major fact that can help you thrive in this type of environment. When you do not completely understand the professor, make sure you email them and ask questions.

POST #3

Now that I've officially gone through a semester of taking an online and hybrid class, I highly recommend it to anyone who is considering it. I love the fact that you work on your own time, and everything is convenient and online. Like I said before, just because the class is online, or partially online, does not mean that it is in any way easier or less work. I thought there was more work with an online class than in the classroom. They way to manage it all is to conduct your time management skills accordingly. Plan out your week efficiently on what you have to do, and when every assignment is due. Taking a class online definitely improved my time management skills in a way that I use my planner every day with everything written down. Taking an online or hybrid class is definitely a must try in college, but I would recommend to take at least one a semester.