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Learning
online is the use of web-based technology or tools to disseminate information,
conduct research, share discoveries and experiences, and distribute resources
for the purpose of learning. |
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Communication and Interaction |
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Email and discussion
groups create and encourage opportunities outside of the classroom for
contact and interaction with the instructor and other students. Studies
reveal that online asynchronous interactions (email and
computer-mediated group discussions) foster reflection and student
participation. |
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Group work and
collaboration |
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Computer mediated teaching
and learning activities are found to increase student participation in
peer counseling and discussion. Various web-based communication tools or
technologies can be used to support and encourage collaborative
learning, group work, and discussion. For instance, group work and
collaboration may be facilitated through time-delayed (asynchronous)
exchanges, such as email, or real-time (synchronous) communication, such
online class conferences. |
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Flexibility,
convenience, and access to resources learning at anytime from anyplace |
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Online learning fosters
student-centered learning and offers flexible, immediate, and convenient
access to course materials. A web-based learning environment enables
students to choose their own paths of knowledge or learning and is
reported to facilitate an open, free-flowing exchange of ideas and
opinions. |
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Researching and sharing
resources |
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The Internet is a vast
storehouse of information. One can readily search and link to an
astronomical range of diverse and informative subject-specific resources
and technology support. |
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Presentation of Course
Material |
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The web offers interesting
ways to disseminate, acquire and learn course material through the use
of sound, graphics, animation and video. |
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...Your Road of
Knowledge
Naji El Kotob |
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