This document discusses technologies used to deliver online distance learning. It describes synchronous learning where teachers and students engage in real-time via videoconferencing or web conferencing. Asynchronous learning allows students to access coursework flexibly on their own schedule. Technologies discussed include telephone, mobile phones, iPads, email, instant messaging, video conferencing, web conferencing, webinars and blogs.

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2. Technology Device Use to Deliver Online Distance Learning Major Project One Presented to :Dr. Drikell by: Greta Board

3. Systems use to deliver distance education Synchronous Asynchronous

4. similar to a traditional classroom set up. teachers and students should be present at the same time. Examples of these are videoconferencing, web conferencing, direct-broadcast satellite, Internet radio, live streaming, telephone and web based VoIP Synchronous

5. students and teachers do not see each other face to face schedule is more flexible than the traditional classroom. study at your convenience. meet deadlines for assignments and quizzes Asynchronous

6. The following are the devices use to deliver online instruction Telephone is a communication device that uses electrical transmission

7. Landline Phones

8. Mobile phones

9. The iPad Family

10. is a system of storing messages that can be retrieved later on. feature found in most telephone devices Voice mail

11. Voice Mail

12. Fax machine (facsimile) a device to send document over a telephone line.

13. Fax Machine

14. The Internet is a worldwide connection of computer networks with the use of Internet Protocol Site

15. I N T E R N E T

16. Email is a written electronic correspondence through the Internet requires email address

17. EMAIL

18. Instant Messaging IMChat is a text base communication through the Internet

19. IM Chat

20. Video conferencing is a distant face to face meeting between two or more individuals through the use of computer network

21. Video conferencing

22. Web conferencing is another distant face to face meeting via the Internet

23. Web conferencing

24. Webinar is a limited form of web conference typically a one way from the speaker to the audience and limited interaction

25. Webinar

26. Blog is a form of commentary in a website

27. Blog

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