Chapter – 1
E-Learning
INTRODUCTION
E-learning is the computer and
network-enabled transfer of
skills, information and
knowledge.
E-learning is a structured,
purposeful use of electronic
systems (computers) to
support learning.
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E-learning Applications
Web-based learning
Computer-based learning
Virtual classroom opportunities
Digital collaboration
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Delivery of E-Learning
Internet
Intranet / Extranet
audio or video tape, satellite TV, and CD-ROM.
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CSCL(COMPUTER SUPPORTED COLLABORATIVE LEARNING)
E-learning - Advantages
Location Independent
Convenience
Flexibility of time
Accessibility from any where in the world
More Economical
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E-Learning - Disadvantages
Requires self discipline
Technology involved
Need infrastructure such as Computers and Internet.
Lack of teacher student interaction
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Levels of E-Learning
Knowledge Databases
Online Support
Asynchronous Training
Synchronous Training
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Knowledge Databases
It offers indexed explanation
and guidance, gives step by step
instructions.
Moderately Interactive
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Online Support
Slightly more interactive than knowledge databases,
Answers more specific questions and reply is almost
immediate.
Forums
Chat Rooms
Online Bulletin Boards
Live Instant Messaging
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Asynchronous Training
• Examples:
• CD-ROM,
• Network based (Intranet or Internet
based)
• Online bulletin board
• Online discussion groups
• e-mail
• totally self-contained with links to
reference materials in place of live
instructor.
Involves
Self-
Paced
Learning
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Synchronous Training
This is done in real-time with a live instructor.
• Video conferencing
• Internet Telephony or
• Even two-way live
broadcasts to students in a
classroom.
This type of
instruction
takes place
via
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The E-learning Portal
The E-learning Portal is an online
support and a virtual learning
environment.
• Online resource of their courses
including lecture materials
• Study notes
• Discussion boards and many more.
It include:
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E-learning Portal is supported using Moodle.
http://www.act.edu.om/elearning/ or elearning.act.edu.om
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Things to do :
1. Login
2. Familiarize the Elearning Environment & Elements
3. Access Course Material
4. Submit an Assignment
5. Take a Quiz
6. Use Forums
7. Chat
8. Log Out
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BEST PRACTICES IN USING INTERNET
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"Netiquette" stands for "Internet Etiquette", and
refers to the set of practices created over the
years to make the Internet experience pleasant
for everyone.
When Posting or writing a message, remember:
• Emotions:-Don’t use Upper case letters is considered rude as if
you are shouting…..
• TEACHER, I CAME TO YOUR OFFICE MANY TIMES , YOU
WERE
NOT THERE.
• Be polite when disagreeing to others.
Netiquette
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Netiquette of Sending
Be Brief : Since long messages
take a lot of time. Make
messages short and to the point.
Use White Space : Put a blank
lines when required in the
message, so that the message is
readable.
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Netiquette of Sending
Use Descriptive Subject Lines : The meaning
should be clear at a glance.
Stay On-Topic : Talk only about the subject in
the forum.
Sending Attachments : Large attachments
sent by email to people with slow internet
connection is inconvenient.
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Netiquette for Replying
Reply to sender : When some one asks a
question on the forum, send them a reply
directly instead of posting a reply on the forum.
Minimize forwarding : Forward emails only to
people interested.
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Netiquette for Replying
Check Current Information Before Replying :
Always check your recent email or the most
recent posted messages before replying to
someone else's message
Reference Past Communications : include a
portion of a message you are replying to or use
“Reply to your message dated(date)”.
Acknowledge Important Communications: If
someone sends you an important e-mail, it is
polite to acknowledge the message immediately,
so that they know that you received it.
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Self Directed Learning using the
Internet
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SDL
1. Internet Support
2. Searching and retrieving information
• Web search engine
• Audio/Visual
• Animation in Sites
• Software
• Forums
3. Web Page Ranking
4. Online Support
• Wikipedia
• LearnOutLoud
• OpenCourseWare Finder
• Technorati
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End
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References:
Al-Musanna College of Technology , Department of
Information technology , Advance IT skills material , pp 1 -
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  • 1.
  • 2.
    INTRODUCTION E-learning is thecomputer and network-enabled transfer of skills, information and knowledge. E-learning is a structured, purposeful use of electronic systems (computers) to support learning. 2
  • 3.
    E-learning Applications Web-based learning Computer-basedlearning Virtual classroom opportunities Digital collaboration 3
  • 4.
    Delivery of E-Learning Internet Intranet/ Extranet audio or video tape, satellite TV, and CD-ROM. 4 CSCL(COMPUTER SUPPORTED COLLABORATIVE LEARNING)
  • 5.
    E-learning - Advantages LocationIndependent Convenience Flexibility of time Accessibility from any where in the world More Economical 5
  • 6.
    E-Learning - Disadvantages Requiresself discipline Technology involved Need infrastructure such as Computers and Internet. Lack of teacher student interaction 6
  • 7.
    Levels of E-Learning KnowledgeDatabases Online Support Asynchronous Training Synchronous Training 7
  • 8.
    Knowledge Databases It offersindexed explanation and guidance, gives step by step instructions. Moderately Interactive 8
  • 9.
    Online Support Slightly moreinteractive than knowledge databases, Answers more specific questions and reply is almost immediate. Forums Chat Rooms Online Bulletin Boards Live Instant Messaging 9
  • 10.
    Asynchronous Training • Examples: •CD-ROM, • Network based (Intranet or Internet based) • Online bulletin board • Online discussion groups • e-mail • totally self-contained with links to reference materials in place of live instructor. Involves Self- Paced Learning 10
  • 11.
    Synchronous Training This isdone in real-time with a live instructor. • Video conferencing • Internet Telephony or • Even two-way live broadcasts to students in a classroom. This type of instruction takes place via 11
  • 12.
    The E-learning Portal TheE-learning Portal is an online support and a virtual learning environment. • Online resource of their courses including lecture materials • Study notes • Discussion boards and many more. It include: 12
  • 13.
    E-learning Portal issupported using Moodle. http://www.act.edu.om/elearning/ or elearning.act.edu.om 13
  • 14.
    Things to do: 1. Login 2. Familiarize the Elearning Environment & Elements 3. Access Course Material 4. Submit an Assignment 5. Take a Quiz 6. Use Forums 7. Chat 8. Log Out 14
  • 15.
    BEST PRACTICES INUSING INTERNET 15
  • 16.
    "Netiquette" stands for"Internet Etiquette", and refers to the set of practices created over the years to make the Internet experience pleasant for everyone. When Posting or writing a message, remember: • Emotions:-Don’t use Upper case letters is considered rude as if you are shouting….. • TEACHER, I CAME TO YOUR OFFICE MANY TIMES , YOU WERE NOT THERE. • Be polite when disagreeing to others. Netiquette 16
  • 17.
    Netiquette of Sending BeBrief : Since long messages take a lot of time. Make messages short and to the point. Use White Space : Put a blank lines when required in the message, so that the message is readable. 17
  • 18.
    Netiquette of Sending UseDescriptive Subject Lines : The meaning should be clear at a glance. Stay On-Topic : Talk only about the subject in the forum. Sending Attachments : Large attachments sent by email to people with slow internet connection is inconvenient. 18
  • 19.
    Netiquette for Replying Replyto sender : When some one asks a question on the forum, send them a reply directly instead of posting a reply on the forum. Minimize forwarding : Forward emails only to people interested. 19
  • 20.
    Netiquette for Replying CheckCurrent Information Before Replying : Always check your recent email or the most recent posted messages before replying to someone else's message Reference Past Communications : include a portion of a message you are replying to or use “Reply to your message dated(date)”. Acknowledge Important Communications: If someone sends you an important e-mail, it is polite to acknowledge the message immediately, so that they know that you received it. 20
  • 21.
    Self Directed Learningusing the Internet 21
  • 22.
    SDL 1. Internet Support 2.Searching and retrieving information • Web search engine • Audio/Visual • Animation in Sites • Software • Forums 3. Web Page Ranking 4. Online Support • Wikipedia • LearnOutLoud • OpenCourseWare Finder • Technorati 22
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    References: Al-Musanna College ofTechnology , Department of Information technology , Advance IT skills material , pp 1 - 22 24