The purpose of this study is to qualitatively explore the learners’ perception and experience on online class, focusing on the case of 「Theory and Practice of Art Therapy」 redesigned for online environment. 7 students who attended the class were selected for the email interview, and various data including interview records were collected and analyzed. The results of the study are as follows: First, the frankness guaranteed by anonymity made possible by untact class, lessened the burden of the learners to expose their inside and had positive effect on each other by breaking stereotypes. Although they couldn t make physical contact, the experience of hearing their own voice without prejudice led them to recognize the online class space as a ‘safe space without preconception’. Second, Worksheets for recording and reflection and Partner s feedback and empathy allowed interactive experiences that exceed the inconvenience of technology. Third, the artistic experience in online class provided students with the opportunity to acquire a new way of self-expression, to recognize that the art is anyone s, not someone s , and to discover aesthetic meaning within ordinary acts not considered art.