12-20-2013, 01:10 PM
I used a lot of StraighterLine and ALEKS courses for my degree, and many of the CLEP and DSST exams I took didn't have flashcard sets, so I only used IC on a couple of exams. However, I found it really useful for the courses I did use it on (The DSST MIS exam stands out in my mind).
Personally, I'd like to have a short study guide of around 20 to 25 pages, a set of flash cards, and a practice test. Some of material that is really likely to be on the test can duplicate in those three study sources, but there should also be unique information in each source as well. If I were designing a study resource, that's the way I'd do it.
Personally, I'd like to have a short study guide of around 20 to 25 pages, a set of flash cards, and a practice test. Some of material that is really likely to be on the test can duplicate in those three study sources, but there should also be unique information in each source as well. If I were designing a study resource, that's the way I'd do it.
BA Liberal Studies from Thomas Edison State University