Online Training versus In-Class Training

Matt,

It depends upon how you define "better".

For some, "better" may constitute the freedom to complete the coursework at your own pace, as well having a reduced cost. However, the material itself may be substandard.

For others, like myself, I like to be able to engage, ask questions of the instructor or other attendees, so for me, having in-class work would be "better". When I got my graduate degree, the courses I enjoyed most were those that spent some time teaching the basics, with some lab work to build up skills, and then had the students complete a project.

H. Carvey
"Windows Forensics and Incident Recovery"
www.windows-ir.com
windowsir.blogspot.com

Mr. Carvey,

Thank you for the quick reply, that is my problem right there, "defining what is better" On one hand I like the self paced approach (due to time constraints), but I also like to be able to question the instructor and focus on the "hands-on" labwork to develop the neccessary skills to conduct any type of proper investigation. More research on my part is needed I believe.
Thanks again.

Hi Matt

Don't know if this is in your neck of the woods but try here
http//www.flemingc.on.ca/Courses/CourseDescription.cfm?Course_Code=COMP206

Someone on the list sent this link to me. Though the link references their on-line training, they may also have classroom training as well. It's worth a try.

… funyfarm

Thanks funyfarm,

I have their info already, both the in-class and online offerings. Looks like the online for me as the campus for in-class is about a 2.5hr drive each way.

Thanks again

Thanks funyfarm,

I have their info already, both the in-class and online offerings. Looks like the online for me as the campus for in-class is about a 2.5hr drive each way.

Thanks again