Thanks to technological innovations, there has unquestionably been a surge in the popularity of internet-based learning. It has become possible to study anything from juggling to meteorology either at college or from the comfort of your own home. Which type of course is appropriate will depend on factors such as the personality and personal circumstances of the student, as well as the level of difficulty of the course undertaken. There is little doubt that some learners, especially extroverts, thrive in a social environment whilst others, possibly introverts, enjoy working in solitude and at their own pace. For some, being able to raise their hand in the classroom is essential; for others, pleasure and a feeling of satisfaction come from quietly working out solutions alone. Similarly, learners’ lifestyles will partly determine how they should study. Full-time workers and those bringing up families are simply unable to attend classes on a regular basis and need to study onlin...