Straighterline -- and vs. Study.com?

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Also, SL is textbook-based, while Study.com is video-based. You can read a transcript of the Study.com videos though, if you don't want to watch.

And, SL has a different scoring system. If I was worried about passing a course, I would probably take SL, because you can score less (even zero for some people) if you get high enough on the rest of the quizzes. With Study.com, you still have to get a certain score on the final in order to pass the course, even if you have high points from the quizzes.

I took at Ed4Credit course, and I thought it was similar in style to SL, but similar in scoring to Study.com. But I did well enough to pass, so I was fine with it.