Learning Strategies
Queen's University-
Undergraduate Students
- Academic Reading
- Concentration
- Coping with Academic Stress
- Exam Preparation and Writing
- First Year Students
- Index of Topics, Strategies and Tools
- Learning Strategies for International Students
- Learning Styles
- Memory
- Motivation and Procrastination
- Note-taking
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Online Courses
- Online Courses Module
- Presentation Skills
- Problem Solving
- Students with AD/HD
- Time Management
- Workshops
- Professional Advising
- Peer Drop-in
- Exam Hub
Online Courses
There are many reasons to take an online course.
Online courses offer a flexible, self-directed format.
Some students enjoy working independently, and prefer being able to choose when and where to learn and study.
Some students take an online course because the course is not offered on campus, or because the course is offered at a time that does not fit into their schedule.
Some students have obligations outside of academics, such as family or work, and online courses simply fit into their lives in a way that on-campus courses would not.
In this module, you will learn strategies and tips to help you succeed in online courses: