Distance Education: Alternative Learning System Beyond Boarders
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Distance education (DE) involves instructing students who are separated from the instructor by physical distance or time. DE uses specially designed materials, instructional methods, and appropriate technologies to bridge the gap between instructor and student. It aims to deliver education to those who cannot attend traditional in-person classes due to obstacles like geographical distance, physical disabilities, work obligations, or early marriage. DE provides flexible, self-paced learning opportunities using various media and technologies.
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This document discusses key issues in distance education, specifically the educational relationship and interaction at a distance. It notes that while distance education separates tutors and learners, tutors can still play an important role by delivering instructional materials, suggesting learning resources, using interaction technology, and assessing students. A distance education environment has two main components - the subject matter and dialogue. The dialogue, or tutor's role, is important for activating new knowledge and facilitating student progress through various synchronous and asynchronous interaction methods.
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Distance education aims to provide university education to students who cannot attend campus physically. It allows flexible study from anywhere in the world at any time. The benefits of distance education include fitting study around other commitments, varying study load, and interacting with other students and instructors online. However, it also has disadvantages like lack of social interaction, not being suitable for all learners, and requiring comfort with new technologies. Evaluating distance students involves tests, quizzes, projects, essays, and games to assess comprehension of topics from different perspectives. Key aspects to evaluate distance education programs are content, structure, communication, student assessment, flexibility, support, staff qualifications, leadership, resources, and holistic processes.
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Distance education is defined as education that takes place when the instructor and student are separated by space and/or time, with the gap bridged through technology. It is a field that focuses on pedagogy, instructional design, and technology to deliver education to students who are not physically on-site. Distance education has evolved over time, starting with correspondence education using printed materials via mail, then adding visual instruction and television, and now utilizing various multimedia technologies like audio/video conferencing.
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The document discusses distance technologies used for distance learning. It defines distance learning as teaching/learning that occurs when the teacher and students are separated by physical distance for some or all course instruction. It describes different categories of distance education based on time and place (same/different time, same/different place). The document also lists pros and cons of distance technologies, and discusses keys to effective distance education design and delivery. It concludes that distance education can be as effective as other forms of instruction when learning is incorporated and various technologies are used, including print, audio, computer, and video-based methods.
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Distance education and e-learning involve students learning remotely using electronic communication rather than being physically present. Distance learning can be delivered synchronously in real-time or asynchronously allowing students to learn at their own pace. Popular technologies used include voice recordings, videos, interactive videoconferencing, and computer-based learning delivered over the internet. E-learning provides flexible scheduling, eliminates geographic barriers, and accommodates different learning styles.
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Distance education is defined as education that takes place when the instructor and student are separated by space and/or time, with the gap bridged through technology. It is a field that focuses on pedagogy, instructional design, and technology to deliver education to students who are not physically on-site. Distance education has evolved over time, starting with correspondence education using printed materials via mail, then adding visual instruction and television, and now utilizing various multimedia technologies like audio/video conferencing.
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- Distance education began over 100 years ago in the UK and was introduced to India in 1964 with the establishment of distance learning programs at Delhi University.
- It allows for flexible, independent study using various technologies from print to internet. Distance education provides greater access to education for working individuals or those in remote areas.
- Both synchronous methods, like videoconferencing, and asynchronous methods, like email, are used to allow students to access course materials on their own schedule.
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Distance education provides flexible access to education for students who are unable to attend traditional in-person classes. It can be delivered synchronously, with all participants attending online classes simultaneously, or asynchronously through self-paced learning materials. Distance education offers several benefits, including expanding access to education, being as effective as face-to-face learning when instructors are skilled, and increasing communication among students. It can also save students significant costs on transportation and textbooks compared to traditional education. When designed and implemented well to meet students' needs, distance education can lead to high student satisfaction and improved learning outcomes.
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Distance education is defined as formal learning where the student and instructor are separated by location and/or time. It utilizes instructional methods and technology to deliver educational content to off-site students. Distance education aims to make learning more accessible by allowing students to learn from anywhere at any time through various materials like online courses, videoconferencing, and print materials sent through mail in the past.
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This document discusses key aspects of teaching and distance education, including moving from teacher-centered to student-centered learning, the differences between distance learning and distributed learning, structuring instruction, instructional methods, using a course management system, policy issues, student support, and legal issues like plagiarism.
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Distance education is defined as a mode of education where students study off-campus and do not attend classes in person. They may submit assignments remotely using mail or email. Distance learning refers to students who study independently at home or work and communicate with instructors and peers using electronic means like email, forums, or videoconferencing. Distance education has historically been impacted by advances in broadcasting, communications, and telecommunication technologies, which have expanded the fields that can be taught remotely.
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This document defines and discusses distance education. Distance education is defined as the process of providing instruction when students and instructors are separated by physical distance and technology is used to bridge the gap. It focuses on teaching methods and technology to deliver teaching to students not physically present in a classroom. Distance education plans teaching/learning experiences using a wide spectrum of technologies to reach learners at a distance and encourages learner interaction and certification of formal learning.
Distance technology
Distance learning is a field of education that aims to deliver instruction to students who are not physically on-site through technologies like radio, television, and the internet. It allows students to study off-campus and submit assignments remotely. While it increases flexibility and access to education, distance learning also faces challenges related to instruction quality, costs, and limited interaction between students and instructors. Effective distance educators design their lessons around the technologies used and teach in a student-centered manner that respects adult learners' motivation and experience.
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This document discusses distance education. It defines distance education as a form of education where teachers and students are separated during instruction and various technologies are used to facilitate communication. Some key advantages discussed are increased access, flexibility in scheduling, and the ability to engage globally. Disadvantages include the need for self-motivation, feelings of isolation, and the effort required to develop online materials. The document also examines evaluation methods in distance education, including traditional written exams as well as alternative methods like portfolios and projects. It outlines criteria like skills, knowledge and application that should be considered during evaluation.
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This document defines distance learning as a method of education where the teacher and learner are separated by space and time. It discusses how distance learning uses technology like print, broadcasts, and computers to deliver instruction and facilitate interaction between teachers and students. The document outlines different types of distance learning including open schedule, blended, computer-based, and fixed-time e-learning. It also discusses limitations of certain media and technologies used in distance learning and how to encourage interaction through learner-instructor, learner-learner, and learner-content engagement.
EFFECTIVE DISTANCE EDUCATION
Effective distance education programs require careful planning focused on student needs and course requirements. They rely on consistent efforts from students, faculty, staff, and administrators. Research shows distance students can perform as well as or better than campus students when instructors are well-organized and encourage interaction. A mix of print, video, computer conferencing, and other technologies is typically used depending on instructional needs. Distance education can effectively serve more learners when methods and technologies are appropriately matched to tasks.
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E-learning refers to learning supported by technology and can combine both traditional and online instruction. It offers accessibility, flexibility, and interactivity for students and educators. Studies show that administrators, teachers, and graduate students who participated in e-learning programs identified additional skills and benefits, such as understanding the importance of integrating technology on campus. E-learning provides opportunities for participation in programs and courses that may not otherwise be available due to time or proximity limitations.
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Distance Education: Alternative Learning System Beyond Boarders
- 2. Distance Education (DE) Is synonymous to distance learning, open learning, e-learning, online learning or web-based learning.
- 3. Distance Education (DE) A field of education that focuses on the pedagogy and andragogy technology, and instructional systems design that aim to deliver education to students who are not physically on site.
- 4. Distance Education (DE) Education where teachers and students are separated in the place and time. They communicate at time of their own choosing by exchanging printed or electronic media, or through technology that allows them to communicate in real time and through other online ways
- 5. Distance Education (DE) Mode of educational delivery where teacher and learner are separated in time and space, and instructional is delivered through specially designed materials and methods using appropriate technologies and supported by organizational and administrative structures and arrangements
- 6. Distance Education (DE) Education that takes place when the instructor and student are separated by space and/or time. The gap between the two can be bridged through the technology. A mode of education in which students enrolled in a course do not attend the institution, but study off-campus and may submit assignments by mail or email.
- 7. Distance Education (DE) Instructional programs of courses in which the instructor and students need not be in the same physical place, particularly those relying on computers, audio, or video technology as the medium for delivery and, sometimes, for two-way interaction.
- 8. Distance Education (DE) “Online learning can be a lifeline to those who have obstacles, such as geographical distances or physical disabilities.” - Paul Levinson, Author, “The Soft Edge”
- 9. Characteristics of DE DE provides learning opportunities to individual learners and groups who may not have the chance and time to attend formal schooling or face-to-face instruction due to physical disabilities, ailment, work early marriage, etc... DE is learner-centered. It is focused on the needs of the learner with the end goal of facilitating independent and self-paced learning. For slow and quick learners this reduces stress and increases satisfaction.
- 10. Characteristics of DE DE provides learning packages designed for self- directed learning utilizing various media, multi- media and other new technologies prepared by academically qualified instructional designers. DE has an organizational structure and clear institutional systems and procedures for managing and ensuring academic supervision. DE is an outgrowth of research on theoretical and conceptual models of learning.
- 11. Advantages of DE Does not require commuting. Live anywhere, study from anywhere while pursuing the education of your choice. You can compete most of your classes at your convenience.
- 12. Advantages of DE Gain extra knowledge Self-paced Learning Accessibility Individualized Instruction Convenience and Flexibility
- 13. Advantages of DE Vast Resources Readily Available Potential Interaction Cost
- 14. Key Players in DE STUDENTS FACILITATORS FACULTY ADMINISTRATORS SUPPORT STAFF
- 15. Interaction and Technology in Distance Education Interaction is an important component of any learning experience. One of the most important factors relating to distance education is the element of interaction.
- 16. Thurmond (2003) defined interaction as: “...the learners engagement with the course content, other learners, the instructor, and the technological medium used in the course. True interaction with these results in reciprocal exchange of information. The exchange of communication is intended to enhance knowledge development in the environment.”
- 18. DE delivery types Synchronous Delivery Interaction The teacher and the student interact with each other in real time. Asynchronous Delivery Interaction Interaction does not take place simultaneously but delayed one.
- 19. Distance Education Technologies In distance education, you can use various technologies to deliver instruction. The four major technologies: Print technology Video technology Computer technology Audio technology
- 20. Thank you for watching!