How much are you willing to pay for online education?

I tried an online course...it sucked and after that I'm just not willing to pay for any course or education online.

I am directly not willing to enroll and pay for an online education. First and foremost, it is not a good stand. Meaning, a person who wants to learn should make a good effort to study things personally and not just having it online.

I would spend less than $10 for e-tutorials or e-courses. For me it's not that practical to spend much money for e-tutorials since there are many schools also out there offering same learning for online services in a more effective way than online courses or tutorials.

To be honest, I am not really a fan of learning online. I am admittedly a learner that needs direct and human interaction to get to the core of learning. I am not willing to spend a single centavo for online learning.. Unless the teacher is right beside me.. Then I'd be willing to pay even a university tuition fee rate for that matter. :)

They say that best things in life are free but for me , to be successful in life sometimes you need to sacrifice something. Paid online education can help you improve your skills and knowledge.

As much as I wanted to my financial situation will make it impossible for me to do so. I would be very frank that I can not support my desire to avail of this lessons with pay even if assures me that I will get hired online for at the moment I am spending so much for the medical maintenance of my comatose husband, this is my priority. So the most that I can do is to be very patient and industrious on doing the research on websites that offers free lessons in order to avail the free knowledge and somehow land on a job online and perhaps if already earn so much only then for sure I would be able to pay for these lessons.

The main problem is how do you really know if they are legit and accredited to where it is valid when out there applying for another job. Since there are so many scams out there anymore even paying for something. It is sad to think there are so many scams out there anymore so doing your homework before investing any money is your best bet always.

If I'm going to pay something for education, I'd rather have it offline. I want someone personally teaching me so that when I have questions And things I want to clarify I can understand it better. The person can explain it to me easily without a barrier of some sort.

It really depends on the course and the situation. If that course is also being offered in a neighborhood or near my place, I woukd rather go to that structured school.I'm willing to pay an online tutorial maybe a hundred but not double that. I would go for installment mode of payment. I would never pay in full amount. If it worth the price, I would try my very best to pay my tuition. and I beleive that quality education does not always entail an expensive amount of money.. Thanks

As you mentioned, there are plenty of free options to learn things. Besides looking for online resources, I can just go my local library to borrow books are just stop by my local bookstore to find useful books. If you are trying get some online work, I would just spend your time reading tutorials and books and just keep practicing various things. For instance, learning to program in languages like PHP and Javascript might be useful for an online position as a web designer. And you can learn them by reading books and other types of resources on your own time. Making money online is not straight forward and takes some time. There are people who are employed as virtual assistants, internet marketers, and bloggers without taking online classes or anything type of education specifically towards those positions. I would not spend on online education for online positions because I can learn by myself with various resources already available to me.

if this online education will give you the convenience, knowledge much needed at the comfort of your home, then why not. As to the price, we need some cost analysis here, compare tuition fees, miscellaneous expenses that you will likely to incur if you actually go to the school, then add a little mark up for the comfort plus the quality, then i would be more willing to pay that price.

On-line learning - I'm not really into it. I'm paying no single cent for it. I'm not going to need other learning experience, anyway. And if in case i will really have to, I will not going to have online.