e-learning vs classroom learning

2/5/2014 Prepared by: Harendra Singh

Online Learning

• A form of training or teaching over the internet

• A widely used tool to teach and train individuals for both academics and corporations

• Two categories:1. synchronous 2. asynchronous

Synchronous

• similar to the traditional classroom in that you are meeting at a particular time via audio, video streaming or a chat room

Asynchronous

• Allows you to work at your own time and pace with periodic communication with the instructor

• Takes a lot of patience, motivation, self-confidence, dedication and a general knowledge of using a computer

Advantages of E-Learning

• Time saving• Lower cost• Provides various online tools• Easy Schedule

Disadvantages of E-learning

• Needed Internet Connection• Proper Knowledge of Computer is needed• Student must be self motivated • Lack of Interpersonal Communication

ClassRoom Learning

• A place where students share learning experience with other students.

• Benefit for asking your questions and getting the answers immediately by tutor

Advantages of ClassRoom Learning

• Direct access to the instructor in class• Better Communication between the Tutor and

Students• Computer resources are not needed• Offer to participate in Cultural and Sports

activities.

Disadvantages of ClassRoom Learning

• Class instructions is not available after the class session is over.

• Schedule may be hectic• Need your Physical presence• Expensive than online learning

Conclusion

• Study is uncomfortable in the online learning system so student like to prefers a teacher in the classroom teaching

• Online courses are not suitable for all the students and will not be able to replace the traditional classroom