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Always remember that online professors are there and always willing to help.

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When undergoing online classes, do not forget to introduce yourself to the professors.
Getting yourself known and knowing who you are dealing with will make interactions
More comfortable.

 


Most professors are eager to help with legitimate questions, and most of them also don¶t
Waste time entertaining basic classroom questions. If you have questions, try to search µ
For answers first by referring to modules, searching the Internet or from group
Discussions.
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Oometimes, emails can appear ambiguous, thus easily misunderstood.
Whenever sending an email to your professor, re-read to make sure that your message
is clear and your tone is intentional.

  
Upon receiving a response from your professor, make sure you pay attention to what the
professor is saying. Re-reading his or her emails will help you avoid missing out any
details.

 

   

After completing an important assignment or finishing an exam, your professor is going to
Be inundated with emails. If any problems arise, try to approach him beforehand, so that
He or she will have more time to look onto your plight.

 
If your online professor seems to be wrong, always remember that it is imperative to keep your
Communications polite. Keep in mind that emails, message board posts, and chat discussions are
Often saved.
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Be fair. Avoid any situations or favorings that may not be fair to other students. If you have a legitimate need, your
professor will be more willing to work with you rather than listening to you grumbling about your grades.

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If you have anything to complain about the course, you may refer it directly to the school
Administrations. But there are matters that can be effectively solved when you can go directly
To your lecturers. If you have any non-urgent complaints about any specific course, save it for
Evaluations.



 





 




 
Oometimes emails and internet chats just don¶t cut it. If you have a concern that isn¶t getting solved
online, ask your professor to set up a phone meeting. If you live near the school¶s brick-and-mortar
campus you may even want to meet in person.