Hybrid and online-only options growing in Atlanta's professional education world (Atlanta Business Chronicle)
KENNESAW, Ga. | Jul 31, 2017
Professional online education is convenient and growing in availability, but it’s not a one-size-fits-all for learning.
Atlanta’s colleges and universities have a mix of online offerings, from degreed to certification programs. Some courses have an online learning component in addition to face-to-face classroom time, part of the popular hybridization technique to learning. And, depending on the type of program, there are new, completely online professional education courses rolling out, too.
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