Re: SEC:English literature course?

[Ken Umbach <kumbach@UNLIMITED.NET>]

Does it have to be on the Internet?  Peterson's Guide to Independent Study
("The Independent Study Catalog," 7th edition, is the current version )
lists numerous such courses available by correspondence from established,
accredited institutions.  See http://www.petersons.com -- or look for the
guide at a good bookstore.  (The Web site, by the way, appears to have a TON
of information.)  Personally, I suspect that a correspondence class is still
a better option than any Internet-based course -- but I admit to being
old-fashioned in that regard.

Ken

At 07:22 AM 3/11/98 EST, you wrote:
>Dear LM_Netters,
>
>I have a teacher who is looking for any english literature course that a
>freshman student might be able to take on the internet.  She is an average
>student and is looking for something extra.  Any suggestions?
>
>What about any software that might work for her to use?
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