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Tracie Hornung wrote:
<MHas anyone enrolled in the Penn State or Walden Institute online webmaster
certificate programs, and if so, could you let me know what you think? Or
has anyone enrolled in an online webmaster or web design certificate program
that you would recommend? I'd prefer one that has an accessible human
instructor and doesn't rely primarily on multiple-choice quizzes for most of
the exercises.
Thanks for your help.>
If anyone has any info to contribute, please do so through the list rather
than off list. I would also be very interested in other people's
experiences with online web development courses. Thanks.
Kristin D. Field
Technical Communicator/Proofreader
Law School Admission Council
215.968.1141
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