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Online education is defined as using technology like computers and the internet to provide educational content and enable two-way communication between students, teachers, and staff regardless of their physical location. It offers flexibility to learn from home but requires self-discipline, motivation, and commitment from students as they must meet deadlines and regularly participate in online discussions and activities. While online education provides wider access to education, it also requires proper time management to balance schoolwork and take advantage of the lower costs compared to traditional in-person programs.
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Introduction
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About E learning
Definition of E-learning
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Web based learning is an alternative to traditional classroom learning that involves delivering educational content and materials over the internet. It allows students to learn flexibly according to their own schedules and pace. Key platforms for web based learning include Google Classroom, EdX, Udemy, and Coursera. While web based learning has advantages like lower costs, wider accessibility, and flexibility, it also has disadvantages such as lack of face-to-face interaction, dependency on technology, and requiring strong self-motivation skills from students. Effective web based teaching and learning involves course design that encourages active learning over passive surfing and provides support and guidance to students.
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benefits of the internet on education
The document discusses the benefits and drawbacks of using internet and technology in education. It notes that while technology enhances learning through improved assessment, research capabilities, and access to information, it also limits direct teacher-student interaction and feedback. Online education increases costs savings and flexibility but can contribute to higher dropout rates if students cannot learn independently. Overall, the document concludes that technology transforms education by providing more opportunities, but should not replace traditional classrooms due to the importance of interaction.
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Online education
- 2. Online education is defined as the creation and proliferation of the personal computer, the globalization of ideas and other human acts, and the use of technology in exchanging ideas and providing access to more people.
- 3. The separation of teachers and learners which distinguishes it from face-to-face education; The influence of an educational organization which distinguishes it from self-study and private tutoring; The use of a computer network to present or distribute some educational content; and The provision of tw0-way communication via a computer network so that students may benefit from communication with each other, teachers and staff.
- 5. The loads and responsibilities of adults have become of interest to experts and educators in distance learning. It has become expected that computers will play an integral part of the process of education. The future of education lies within the capabilities of this new and growing technology.
- 6. Online learning, sometimes referred to as e-learning, is a form of distance education. Online courses are delivered over the Internet and can be accessed from a computer with a Web browser (ex. Internet Explorer).
- 7. Online learning allows you the leisure of participating in classes from the comfort of your home. Requires self-discipline and motivation. You should be committed to learning. Students are expected to meet deadlines for assignments which may include essays, quizzes, exams, research, and group projects. Students are expected to participate in on-line discussions and activities on a regular basis.
- 8. It enables to provide you with a flexible learning environment from any location as long as you are offered with internet connection. With a proper time management you could save some money by taking your degree online.
- 9. The Advantages of Online Education will be also a Disadvantages if you don’t know how to manage it.
- 10. By understanding the advantages and the disadvantages of online education, you will have a better understanding on how these factors will affect you if you choose to pursue your degree online.