short information about online education

1. WELCOME

2. IS ONLINE
EDUCATION
GOOD OR
BAD?
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3. WhatisOnlineEducation?
• Computer-based training, Web-based training, Internet
based training, online training, e-learning (electronic
learning), m-learning (mobile learning), computer-aided
distance education - online education goes by many
names and comes in a variety of styles, but at its core:
“Online education is electronically supported learning that relies on the
Internet for teacher/student interaction and the distribution of class
materials.”

4. • From this simple definition comes an almost infinite number of ways to teach
and learn outside of traditional classrooms and away from college campuses.
With online education, students can turn anywhere with Internet access and
electricity into a classroom. It can include audio, video, text, animations, virtual
training environments and live chats with professors/teachers. It’s a rich
learning environment with much more flexibility than a traditional classroom.
• When used to its full potential, online education has been shown to be more
effective than pure face-to-face instruction. It can be engaging, fun and tailored
to fit almost anyone’s schedule.
• EXAMPLE: MOOCs(Massive Open Online Courses) in India and Abroad.

5. TYPES OF ONLINE LEARNING
• Distance Learning
• Cyber Schooling
• Home Schooling
• Blended Learning
• Online public Education
• Online Secondary Education
• E-learning
• M-learning
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6. Online Learning
• Inarecentsurveyof1,021
experts,60%agreedthatby2020
“therewillbemassadoptionof
teleconferencinganddistance
learning…”
• “Onaverage,studentsinonline
learningconditionsperformed
betterthanthosereceivingface-to- 6

7. ADVANTAGES OF ONLINE LEARNING
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•Automatic retention- you do not have to
take notes.
•Fosters more interaction among students
and instructors.
•The knowledge you want first.
•Learn at your own pace, flexibility.

8. ADVANTAGES OF ONLINE LEARNING
•Work-ability
•Applicability
•Speed
•Variety
•Cost-effective
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9. DISADVANTAGES OF ONLINE LEARNING
• Plagiarism: Keeping in mind that your students are using a computer and
not being monitored at all times, they could potentially plagiarize essays
and other assignments.
• Cheating: Along similar lines, it can be easier for students to cheat on
online exams.
• Isolation: Since students don’t have to be physically present in a classroom,
it might be more difficult(or nearly impossible) for them to get in touch
with other learners.
• Slow Internet connections or older computers make accessing course
difficult.
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Thefactsarethatthereareadvantagesanddisadvantagestoeverytypeof
learningenvironment.
Studentshavetoanalyseboththeprosandconsfactorswhichcontributegreatly
tomakinganinformeddecisionaboutthedirectionofhis/hercareerpath.
Studentshavetodecide,howtheyaregoingtoaccomplishtheirgoals:online,in
theclassroomoracombinationofboth.
However,insomesituationstheinconvenienceofmaintainingaconsistent
schoolscheduleprohibitspotentialstudentsfromfurtheringtheireducation.It
isalsotruethatlearningishighlydependentontheindividual’smotivationto
learn.Sothebottomlineisthattheeffortsanystudentputsintotheireducation
thateventuallydetermineshowmuchhe/shewillretainandhowbeneficialthe
overallexperiencewastohis/herfuturecareer.

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