I prefer the classroom.

I have taken many courses online, but I prefer a classroom situation where real life experiences can be shared. 

Classroom.  I think I get more out of it.

I prefer classroom as well.  I like the interchange and the ability to ask questions.

I always preferred in classroom for the networking and personal interaction opportunities.  And, I also took a lot online for convenience of getting a specific class I wanted that wasn't being offered anywhere nearby.

Ours are only available online now, thank goodness!  I had found in the past, a typical 2 or 3 hour class could have been achieved in 20 minutes online.  Watching women clean out their purses, men actually sleeping, people on their devices playing games . . .   not a productive use of my time.  The majority of the instructors were no longer relevant in today's business either.

Prefer classroom, but some is done online, too.

Captain Wayne -- typically online for credit and in the classroom/seminars for personal and business enrichment.

Online now.

Captain Wayne - Rowlett Real Estate School I've always taken CE in the classroom until a couple of years ago when I did it online.

In the classroom in Maryland and by mail in Virginia.

Since I teach CE the teach the teacher courses I must take are all classroom.

Online and in a classroom. I have never done anything by mail in 26 years.

I go to class. It's the only way I can concentrate. And it's fun catching up with other agents in the area, whom I don't often have a chance to see. Besides, we have a fabulous CE instructor and I love seeing him and attending his classes.

I do online, and have for years. I used to be able to get through them quickly, even with the quizzes and tests, with perfect scores, but now they have a timer, at least in Arizona. You don't learn anymore, just waste time between chapters, due to the timers. Seems that the 'system' is structured to reward physically sitting for three hours at a time in a classroom, with NO TESTS OR QUIZZES. Makes very little sense.

I have renewed my license twice using on-line resources. I find it works well. 

Both online and in classroom.  Some regulators require "structured" or "provable" hours.

Captain Wayne - Rowlett Real Estate School - at least for last few years, it's been online and last minute!

Online and classroom, I lke the mix.

Much easier and convenient to do it online, Capt Wayne.

Online, I don't have the tolerance for anything else.

I mix it up with classromm & online CE.

Self study courses. I am ADD

I take online courses, they are easy to find, and fit into my schedule the best. 

I prefer online. I can make use of time that may be spent in front of clients or with the kids.

It depends on what it is. Most one off "classes" I do online, but when it's a "course", I prefer the dynamics of a classroom. 

ie. I renew my license online and I do a lot of  1 hour webinars, but I found more value in the classroom energy, when I took Buffini's Peak Producers, because of the other Realtors' questions and comments; I learned almost as much from them as I did from the course.