The term “eLearning” refers to the use of the Internet or computer as a platform to deliver courses or classes. Students use computers to connect to online live professor-led classrooms that provide access to a rich learning environment containing audio, video, and multimedia technologies, in addition to text content.
How does eLearning work?
Although individual courses will differ, each class will employ a myriad of technology to deliver instructional material. Courses are delivered through webinars. This system allows professors to schedule courses, teach courses, track and report on the progress of each student or a group/class of students.
What is the difference between LIVE and ONDEMAND?
LIVE: In a LIVE class you will listen to and speak with the instructor in an online / virtual classroom with other students. You will watch the power point presentation and video clips in real time while listening to the instructor either [Read more…]
Do students learn as much using eLearning courses as they would in a traditional, face to face class?
Studies done by the U.S. Office of Technology Assessment have show that eLearners do as well or better in courses and on tests than traditional students. The “Anywhere, Anytime” flexibility of eLearning contributes to better retention than conventional learning environments.
What are the benefits of online learning?
There are several huge benefits for the professor and the student. eLearning saves from the added expenses of professional training fees, training facilities, travel expenses, course materials and lost productivity when you travel for a [Read more…]