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Distance learning by spiders!
Male wolf spiders learn to do the mating dance of another species after watching them do it on tiny video monitors. Male Wolf Spider Copies Dance Moves of Rivals After Watching Videos
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Lame spider joke: May I take this opportunity to say that opponents of distance learning are often full of venom and I will not be caught up in their web of lies. (ahem) Be satisfied with what you have, but never be satisfied with what you are. -
I would watch it, but spiders kinda freak me out. O_o MTS, Tyndale University College & Seminary
BA, University of Guelph
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So, what's the best DL university for spiders? Does NA or RA matter? MS ISA - WGU (in progress)
MS Space Studies - AMU (2011)
BEET - World College (2009)
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Pick the OVER/UNDER: 6
Months before UOP offers a $500 per credit hour degree for spiders.  |  |  |  | | University of Phoenix | University of Phoenix
UoP is probably the largest, most popular online school in the US. With the largest selection of degrees, you can easily find the specific program you are interested in. They offer Arts & Religion (Associate's and Bachelor's), Business and MBA (Associate's, Bachelor's, Master's), Computers and Information Technology (Associate's, Bachelor's, Master's), Education and Teaching (Associate's, Bachelor's, Master's, Doctoral), Health and Medicine/Nursing (Associate's, Bachelor's, Master's), Science and Technology (Bachelor's), and Social Sciences/Criminal Justice (Associate's, Bachelor's, Master's, Doctoral).
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Wentworth Institute of Technology
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 Originally Posted by John Bear Male wolf spiders learn to do the mating dance of another species after watching them do it on tiny video monitors. Yeah, but they have the unfair advantage of having eight eyes. BS, Info Sys concentration, Charter Oak State College
MA in Educational Tech, George Washington University
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 Originally Posted by SteveFoerster Yeah, but they have the unfair advantage of having eight eyes. It would be really hard to keep them from cheating on tests! Be satisfied with what you have, but never be satisfied with what you are. -
 Originally Posted by imalcolm So, what's the best DL university for spiders? Does NA or RA matter? WEBster University, of course! Ed.D Student (Aspen)
MBA Student (UFS)
"If you board the wrong train, it is no use running along the corridor in the other direction."
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StefanM: "...UOP offers a $500 per credit hour degree for spiders..."
Through their Peter Parker Institute.  |  |  |  | | University of Phoenix | University of Phoenix
UoP is probably the largest, most popular online school in the US. With the largest selection of degrees, you can easily find the specific program you are interested in. They offer Arts & Religion (Associate's and Bachelor's), Business and MBA (Associate's, Bachelor's, Master's), Computers and Information Technology (Associate's, Bachelor's, Master's), Education and Teaching (Associate's, Bachelor's, Master's, Doctoral), Health and Medicine/Nursing (Associate's, Bachelor's, Master's), Science and Technology (Bachelor's), and Social Sciences/Criminal Justice (Associate's, Bachelor's, Master's, Doctoral).
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 Originally Posted by rmm0484 WEBster University, of course! ............ +1 Be satisfied with what you have, but never be satisfied with what you are. Similar Threads -
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