Online Learning Tips
Wherever You’re Learning, WVU Libraries is There for You
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What does library access look like for online students? We talked with Dean of Libraries Mark Paris about how WVU Libraries connects online students with research resources, librarians. and academic support from wherever they are learning.
Read Article: Wherever You’re Learning, WVU Libraries is There for YouLearning to Balance Military Life and Online School
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Military-affiliated students bring valuable skills and experience to online learning, but the classroom culture can feel different. Ryan Wagner, an adjunct professor at WVU with extensive military experience, shares practical insight on adapting those strengths, building a sustainable rhythm and navigating online education.
Read Article: Learning to Balance Military Life and Online School5 Things Every First-Time Online Student Should Do to Start the School Year Strong
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Starting your first semester as an online student? Get practical tips for navigating eCampus, managing your time, finding student support and building habits that can help you succeed throughout the semester.
Read Article: 5 Things Every First-Time Online Student Should Do to Start the School Year StrongOnline Doesn't Mean Isolated: How Students Build Community in Online Programs
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Worried that online learning might feel isolating? Discover practical ways students build meaningful relationships with classmates and faculty through study groups, virtual events, and everyday interactions.
Read Article: Online Doesn't Mean Isolated: How Students Build Community in Online ProgramsCommon Online College Terms Explained
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Researching online degree programs? This guide explains common higher education terms prospective students may encounter during admissions and program comparisons.
Read Article: Common Online College Terms ExplainedHow WVU Makes Online Learning Work for Military Life
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Military life doesn’t follow a set schedule so your education shouldn’t have to either. See how WVU supports veterans, service members, and their families with flexible online programs, education benefits, and dedicated support.
Read Article: How WVU Makes Online Learning Work for Military Life5 Essential Tools for Success as an Online Graduate Student
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Think you don’t have time for grad school? These five tools can help you make the most of the time you already have.
Read Article: 5 Essential Tools for Success as an Online Graduate StudentThe Pomodoro Technique: Helping Online Students Get Things Done One Interval at a Time
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Feeling overwhelmed by your to-do list? The Pomodoro Technique offers a simple, flexible way to stay focused, beat burnout and build better study habits.
Read Article: The Pomodoro Technique: Helping Online Students Get Things Done One Interval at a TimeWhat Makes a Good Personal Statement?
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A lot goes into applying to graduate school! From wrangling transcripts to CV revisions, it’s no secret that application time can be stressful. A very important piece that is often over thought by students is the personal statement.
Read Article: What Makes a Good Personal Statement?Mastering Work-Life Balance as an Online Student
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Juggling work, life, and school isn’t easy. With flexible schedules, mental health support, and smart time management tools, you can build a routine that fits your life. Learn from current and former online students as they share their tips and experiences.
Read Article: Mastering Work-Life Balance as an Online Student