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Cons of Online Learning

Limited Social Interaction

Technology Cost and Scheduling

Effectiveness of Assessments

Problematic for Instructors

https://www.ies.ncsu.edu/resources/white-papers/pros-and-cons-of-online-education/

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This really helps show that while having on campus classes may be better for one on one with teachers and students, there really are strengths behind off campus education. Such as working and attending school!

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This all goes to show that no matter what route is taken, there are advantages and disadvantages to online and in-class schooling.  It really is something that more depends on the workings of the individual person, rather than something that can be agreed upon across the board.  Personally, I prefer in-class.  For me, it is organized in a way that I understand, and I don't have to fiddle as much with computers and the internet.  http://www.onlinecollege247.com/the-pros-and-cons-of-campus-education.php

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Participating in social activities in on-campus education is so important. The ability of students to be able to interact socially and communicate will either hinder or help their success as a student.
http://www.cdl.org/articles/social-skills-and-school/

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Online Classes Offer Greater Flexibility

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Online Classes Offer Greater Flexibility

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Online courses allow students the opportunity to work and attend school at the same time. Additionally, online courses can be an accessible education option for students who are ill or who live in remote areas far from a local campus.

http://oedb.org/ilibrarian/10-advantages-to-taking-online-classes/

-Braxton Thornley

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-Students can ask questions anytime. They can ask for help right away.
-Students get to interact with their teacher and students.
-Students get to work in class together.
-Better their social skills.

https://elearningindustry.com/pros-and-cons-of-campus-learning-vs-online-learning

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-Students could fall behind easily if they have poor study habits.
-Students can get confused easily with course instructions and due dates.
-Students can feel "isolated" from the instructor.
-Internet connection can cause problems, so students have to make sure they are connected to a strong internet connection.

https://elearningindustry.com/pros-and-cons-of-campus-learning-vs-online-learning

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-Encourage students to acquire more responsibility for their learning.
-Finishing course successfully allows to students to have a better understanding and certainty on the subject.
-Flexibility to hitch discussions with other students and professor.
-Allows for more interaction between student and professor, which probably would not happen if they were in a large lecture room.

https://elearningindustry.com/pros-and-cons-of-campus-learning-vs-online-learning

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-It can up your chances of finding a job when you give them your resume and they see you went to an actual school.
-You have access to the school's recourses. You can use both their on-line recourses and their physical resources. Whichever works best for you.
-If you're a parent, like me, you get a few hours away from the house to remember what it's like to not just be a mom (or dad), but a student, a friend, and an individual again.

http://www.usnews.com/education/blogs/twice-the-college-advice/2011/09/13/5-reasons-for-getting-involved-in-college-and-how-to-go-about-it

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-On-line education can provide more money in your bank account than going to school on campus. This is especially true if you're a returning student or are transferring credits.
-As long as you have a computer and internet access at home, there's no commute to make, no gas to put in your tank, and now rushing to get to class on time.

http://distancelearn.about.com/od/distancelearning101/tp/10-Reasons-to-Choose-Online-Education.htm

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-On-Campus education can be time consuming and inconvenient for those with jobs or other responsibilities. There is a lack of flexibility.
-On-Campus education can enable students to passively learn.

http://www.technical-vocational-schools.com/online_classroom_learning.aspx/

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- Real-life experience in the classroom
- Participation in social activities
- Access to materials and facilities

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- Students can work on assignments on their own time
- Students can have a job during the day
- Increases virtual communication skills
- Shy students are more willing to participate in virtual discussions
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-Requires time management skills
-There is limited social interaction
-Some students may have technical difficulties which prevent them from completing their work.
-Students may need extra help and sometimes it is difficult to explain a concept through online communication.
- Lack of a personal relationship with the professor and other students.

http://www.fnu.edu/pros-cons-of-taking-online-college-classes/