Technology Enabled Learning (TeL) is a platform that uses internet technology to provide education in a learner-centric way, removing barriers of time and space. It describes learning done on computers connected to a network, allowing learning anytime, anywhere. TeL has emerged from previous educational revolutions like the development of reading/writing, the emergence of teachers/scholars, print technology, and electronic technology. It offers benefits like self-paced learning, accommodating different learning styles, reduced costs, and accessibility from anywhere. TeL has laid a new chapter in education by allowing people worldwide to pursue education conveniently through online courseware and support.

1. Technology Enabled Learning (TeL) a
platform for spread of education- an
insight into
e-learning technology.
Presented by:
Siddiqur Rehman,
Faculty of Management
Science, ERDF.

2. For thousands of years, the paradigm of learning was the classroom-training
model. In a time when formal learning was scarce, resources were
concentrated around and centered on the availability of the educator, rather
than the learner.
Ekalavya had the image of Dhronacharya curved out as inspiration to
practice archery as a virtual guru, scholars like Huen-Tsang, Fa-Hien and
Megasthenes travelled to different places to gather knowledge- such pursuits
may have been the stepping stone toward the education revolution- that has
cast away barriers of time and space.
The development of the e-Learning revolution arose from a number of other
'educational revolutions'. Four such revolutions cited by Billings and Moursund
(1988) are:
the invention of reading & writing;
the emergence of the profession of teacher/scholar;
the development of moveable type (print technology);
the development of electronic technology.
Stimulus for TeL – The education revolution

3. The Technology Enabled Learning (TeL) is a platform for providing
Internet enabled Education.
Its significance has increased as the penetration of Internet clearly
indicates the worldwide acceptance of it as a communication tool.
Technology Enabled Learning (TeL) uses Internet as a media for
leveraging the pitfalls of our traditional education system by providing an
environment, which is more learners centric rather than being more
instructors centric, powered by Internet Technology.
Technology enabled learning- TeL

4. Technology Enabled Learning (TeL) is an umbrella term that
describes learning done on a computer, usually connected to a
network, giving us the opportunity to learn almost anytime, anywhere.
With its unique features Technology Enabled Learning (TeL) is an
experience that leads to comprehension and mastery of new skills
and knowledge, just like traditional form of education.
Insight into Technology enabled learning- TeL

5. Terms frequently interchanged with TeL
Online learning
Online education
eLearning
Web-based training
 Computer-based training (generally thought of as learning
from a CD-ROM)

6. Learning is self-paced and gives students a chance to speed up or slow
down as necessary
Learning is self-directed, allowing students to choose content and tools
appropriate to their differing interests, needs, and skill levels
Accommodates multiple learning styles using a variety of delivery methods
geared to different learners; more effective for certain learners
Designed around the learner
Geographical barriers are eliminated, opening up broader education options
24/7 accessibility makes scheduling easy and allows a greater number of
people to attend classes
On-demand access means learning can happen precisely when needed
Travel time and associated costs (parking, fuel, vehicle maintenance) are
reduced or eliminated
FEATURES OF TeL

7. Overall student costs are frequently less (tuition, residence, food,
child care)
Potentially lower costs for companies needing training, and for the
providers
Fosters greater student interaction and collaboration
Fosters greater student/instructor contact
Enhances computer and Internet skills
Draws upon thousands of years of established pedagogical
principles
Has the attention of every major university in the world, most with
their own online degrees, certificates, and individual courses
FEATURES OF TeL Contd….

8. Enables education anywhere, anytime and to anyone
Always on
Better Access
Cost Savings
Learner Focused
Measurable
Better Learning Outcomes
Faster Response Time
Better Use of "Experts"
BENEFITS OF TECHNOLOGY ENABLED
LEARNING

9. Technology Enabled Learning (TeL) has laid a new chapter in education.
Through the Technology Enabled Learning (TeL), learners can now
undergo training sitting at their home or any other place with internet
accessibility and continue their education. This has opened up ways for
people world over to pursue education at their own convenience in their
choice of university/institute. It has also generated a new lot of educators
who now cater to global students by designing course ware and support
tools to make education accessible to all.
Conclusion

10. Bibliography and References
Bibliography
John Shotton(illustrated edition).”Learning and freedom: policy, pedagogy, and
paradigms in Indian education and schooling”- Sage Publications, 1998.
Stepen P.Robbins(Eighth edition). “Organisational Behavior”- Prentice Hall, 1999
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Justin Ferriman (2012).” E-learning revolution: Industry facts you need to know”.
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Manprit Kaur (2011). "Using Online Forums in Language Learning and Education".
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11. Thank You