The classes consist of five-chapter lessons, assignments, quizzes, resources and a discussion area, all online. You have access at all times to the instructor via the site. The courses I have taken have been well organized. You move at your own pace within the timeframe of the course. New courses are starting about once a month, so you never have to wait very long.
Here are the courses related to creative writing that they offer.
Advanced Fiction Writing
Beginning Writer's Workshop
Breaking Into Sitcom Writing
Creating K-12 Learning Materials
Demystifying Forensic Science: A Writer's Guide
Grammar Refresher
Introduction to Internet Writing Markets
Introduction to Journaling
Mystery Writing
Pleasures of Poetry
Romance Writing Secrets
The Craft of Magazine Writing
Travel Writing
Write and Publish Your Nonfiction Book
Write Like a Pro
Write Your Life Story
Writeriffic 2: Advanced Creativity Training for Writers
Writeriffic: Creativity Training for Writers
Writing for Children
Writer's Guides
A Writer's Guide to Descriptive SettingsResearch Methods for Writers
The Keys to Effective Editing
Writing for ESL
The only one of the above that I myself took is the Mystery Writing class. I did not care for this one, but I won't say you would not get more out of it than I did. The courses I have taken were web development related, and I am taking a drawing class next month!
Ed2Go.com did not approach me to write this.. in fact they don't know I am. I know many of you would like to take writing classes of one type or another but don't want to have to pay through the nose and have to travel or attend classroom courses. I long for the days of ZDnet but alas, they are no more. This school seems to be a perfectlty good replacement.
Helpful as usual, Nan! There is so much out there on the Internet that having a personal recommendation for anything counts for a lot. Thanks.
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