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Your question is a timely one, given the growth in popularity of online education. The good news is that any field which is growing is probably generating new jobs, so all things being equal, I'd say that your prospects are good. But now to the meat of your question: how do you find those jobs?

As luck would have it, WorldWideLearn has a comprehensive list of online educational institutions. While the list is designed for people shopping for courses, there's no reason you shouldn't turn it into a list of prospective employers. Simply click on "Online Degrees" in the navigation bar at the top of the page, and then click on the option for "View All Universities" in the vertical navigation bar along the side. You'll find yourself with a comprehensive list of potential employers. For more information about the ups and downs of teaching online, visit our Teacher's Aid section.

One more tip: if your upcoming degree was earned in a physical classroom, you may want to take an online course yourself before launching your career. This will give you a better feel for the online learning experience, which will not only help you on the job, but should help you in the interviewing process. Good luck!