Tyrone Said:

Want a long distance learning or online degree course?

We Answered:

As mentioned University of Phoenix is very popular and this month if you register by April 19 you get you registration fee waived and free "books" for your first class (they are not paper book, downloaded files normally $70 each) There are many many reputable universities with on line programs now. If you are looking for flexibility try one with no set times for example Kaplan has a particular hour each week that they 'meet' at on line, which can be inconvenient depending on schedule and time zone. I personally went to St Leo on line and found it really good very handy no set meeting times deadlines for assignments are a week long. It was priced about average $250 per credit and it was an accelerated program which means I finished a semester in eight weeks very convenient. Good luck a search of the Internet using on line education and the field you want to study should produce huge results just make sure they are accredited or your degree is essential as good as the paper its printed on.

James Said:

start learning to do long distance running?

We Answered:

go and buy this book called jog, run, race. it really helped me get started. also, just start running a little bit one day and then slowly increase it. but dont go super long everyday, you'll wear yourself out. take breaks and have long days and easy days.

Terry Said:

what are the similarity of lifelong learning and long distance learning?

We Answered:

Both more or less the same

Larry Said:

Does anybody know of a recognised Private Investigator long distance learning course in the UK? Thanks!?

We Answered:

at the moment you don't have to be licenced to be a P.I in the UK unlike the rest of the security industry but i would imagine its only a matter of time have a look at these links, might be something there you can do
http://www.the-sia.org.uk/home/licensing…
http://www.nvqinvestigation.co.uk/
http://www.learndirect-advice.co.uk/help…

Brent Said:

what are the differences between lifelong learning and long distance learning?

We Answered:

Lifelong learning means continuing to learn throughout the entire duration of your life. For example, a doctor has to keep studying throughout their life to keep up with the latest discoveries being made.

Long distance learning means learning across a large distance. For example, you might be studying for an online degree. You might be living in Canada, but the college offering you the degree is in England.

Jared Said:

which university provide long distance learning program in ayurveda(panchkarma)?

We Answered:

Arogyanidhi: http://books.google.com/books?id=UcN45FX…

Felicia Said:

long distance learning (A-level, Degree). who's the best provider.?

We Answered:

The most recognised has got to be the Open University.