Learning Online – Tips For Choosing An Online Writing Course
Friday, March 14th, 2008![]() |
Writers are a unique bunch, but as a writer, you already knew that. We know how to work independently, and we certainly know how to meet deadlines. We have to-whether we’re freelance or fiction writers-or we’ll lose our most valuable asset: our clients or our publishers.Most writers wish to hone their skills, but it can be difficult to carve out time to go to classes at the local university or community college. |
Regardless of whether it’s true or not, online courses seem to have been designed with the writer in mind. Online classes are truly for the independent spirit and the dedicated student. However, online classes-just like classes in a traditional setting-have their pros and cons.
Before you sign up for an online class, ask yourself what you hope to gain from the course. Do you want to get advice on how to move your hopelessly stalled short story along, or do you want to learn the best way to market your business? Once you answer this question, you’ll have a much easier time comparing programs and choosing the one that is right for you.


