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Community colleges have been at the

forefront of on-line education. In this 2010-11

period, Ivy Tech at Indiana took more than

79,000 unduplicated students at 300 credit

earning online classes. Governor Jerry Brown

of California simply announced the pilot

program providing low-cost on-line courses

to the government's national institutions of

college education. This emphasis can be put

on teaching study for entry-level

mathematics, college algebra, and basic

statistics studies that usually have higher

failure rates.

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Anyone who is teaching online coursework in

public schools must have a teacher's license.

Online educators must meet the same

education standards as their non-virtual

counterparts, which means earning a

bachelor's, master's, or doctoral degree in

teaching (depending on what grades he or

she is going to teach). The problem is that

online courses offered by for-profit providers

often have high student-to-teacher ratios,

limiting the time teachers can spend one-on-

one with students. This leads to issues

ranging from boredom to an inability to

understand material to students feeling like

they've been left out in the cold and

Rollings, Andrew; Ernest Adams (2003). Andrew Rollings

and Ernest Adams on Game Design. New Ridersunsupported. When virtual learning was still

in its infancy, most courses were static.

Course content was text-heavy and the

interactive content that did exist was limited.

Fast-forward to 2018 and the best online

courses are dynamic and jam-packed with

elements that keep students of all ages

engaged and on task. Videos, quizzes,

discussion boards, and other interactive

elements not only accommodate diverse

learning styles, but also inspire students to

learn about the subject matter while fostering

independent learning skills they can use to

prepare them for college, careers, and life.

Early real-time strategy games often allowed

multiplayer play over a modem or local

network. (Rollings, Andrew & Adams, 2003)

As the Internet started to grow during the

1990s, software was developed that would

allow players to tunnel the LAN protocols

used by the games over the Internet. By the

late 1990s, most RTS games had native

Internet support, allowing players from all

over the globe to play with each other.

Popular RTS games with online communities

have included Age of Empires, Sins of a Solar

Empire, StarCraft and Warhammer 40,000:

Dawn of War.