Idaho Becomes Fourth State to Require Online Classes

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There is a missconception that cumputers will replace teachers. Every online class, just like any other class taken any where "requires a teacher", for example, when the student works in the computer lab, they still need the teacher, and the computer becomes the calculator, the pencil and paper, and even the textbook.

It is not only a good idea to require classes online, but also to give the students more access to computers.

Miguel Rodriguez of ID 10:31AM May 01, 2013

We cannot get wired or wireless internet and satellite internet is slower than modem and goes down a lot. We can't even call up the class page.

So we drive and use hot spots.

Diego Mendez of CA 10:59AM January 25, 2012

This is awesome. Keeping up with technology is a must in this evolving world. Hope other states take the same actions. In another 10 years, everything will be offered online.

BP of WA 8:42PM November 14, 2011

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