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Distance education is a form of education that uses technology to deliver teaching to students who are physically apart from educational sources. It provides increased access to education and time/financial savings but lacks in-person interaction and assessment. Evaluation methods include online exams, projects, and proctored exams, with the goal of determining student success in the course.
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- 1. What is Distance Education? Distance education or distance learning is a kind of education that focuses on teaching methods and technology with the aim of delivering teaching to students who are are physically apart from the educational sources.
- 2. Advantages of Distance Education Increase the education chance for people who does not have classic education facilities. Provide time and financial savings Provide various courses to people who are interested but do not have suitable time
- 3. Disadvantages of Distance Education Assessment is not enough Student reliability is important Interaction with students sometimes is not satisfactory
- 4. Evaluation Methods in Distance Education Online quizes , exams and etc. Classic exams in some predetermined place and time Some projects that is about the course
- 5. The Criteria to Evaluate in Distance Education The criteria to evaluate in distance education is determining the success of the student in this course. If some evaluation method can determine the student's success in the course , then it is a successful evaluation method.