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    Classroom teaching is the traditional means of education that allows for interaction between professors and students, while e-education or e-learning uses multimedia technologies and the internet to provide an online learning process from admission to examinations. E-learning delivers content via the internet and involves communication technologies like discussion boards and learning management systems. While e-learning provides benefits like availability and quality learning, it can reduce social interaction and require necessary hardware and internet access. Overall, classroom teaching focuses on communicating with professors and responding to topics in class, while e-learning emphasizes developing skills through online resources.

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    Classroom teaching is the traditional means of education that allows for interaction between professors and students, while e-education or e-learning uses multimedia technologies and the internet to provide an online learning process from admission to examinations. E-learning delivers content via the internet and involves communication technologies like discussion boards and learning management systems. While e-learning provides benefits like availability and quality learning, it can reduce social interaction and require necessary hardware and internet access. Overall, classroom teaching focuses on communicating with professors and responding to topics in class, while e-learning emphasizes developing skills through online resources.

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    Classroom teaching is the traditional means of education that allows for interaction between professors and students, while e-education or e-learning uses multimedia technologies and the internet to provide an online learning process from admission to examinations. E-learning delivers content via the internet and involves communication technologies like discussion boards and learning management systems. While e-learning provides benefits like availability and quality learning, it can reduce social interaction and require necessary hardware and internet access. Overall, classroom teaching focuses on communicating with professors and responding to topics in class, while e-learning emphasizes developing skills through online resources.

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    Classroom Teaching AND E-Education

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    Classroom teaching is the traditional means of education that allows for interaction between professors and students, while e-education or e-learning uses multimedia technologies and the internet to provide an online learning process from admission to examinations. E-learning delivers content via the internet and involves communication technologies like discussion boards and learning management systems. While e-learning provides benefits like availability and quality learning, it can reduce social interaction and require necessary hardware and internet access. Overall, classroom teaching focuses on communicating with professors and responding to topics in class, while e-learning emphasizes developing skills through online resources.

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    CLASSROOM TEACHING

    AND
    E-EDUCATION
    Classroom Teaching

    • Basic means of
    education.
    • Traditional way of
    teaching practiced
    till date.
    • Interaction between
    professors and
    students.
    What is E-education?
    • Commonly known as E-
    learning and Online
    Education
    • Using Multimedia
    Technologies and internet.
    • Process of learning where
    we use computers in each
    step(Admission to
    Examinations).
    • Online Teaching, Online
    courses etc.
    More on E-learning

    • E-learning comprises all forms of electronically


    supported learning and teaching.
    • E-learning is essentially the computer and network-
    enabled transfer of skills and knowledge.
    • E-learning applications and processes include Web-
    based learning, computer-based learning, virtual
    classroom opportunities.
    • Content is delivered via the Internet, intranet/extranet,
    audio or video tape, satellite TV, and CD-ROM.
    Contd…

    Communication technologies used in E-learning


    • blogs, wikis, and discussion boards, Electronic mail.
    • It also involves the exchange of ideas and information
    with one or more participants during the same period
    of time.
    • A learning management system (LMS) is software for
    delivering, tracking and managing training/education.
    • LMSs range from systems for managing
    training/educational records to software for
    distributing courses over the Internet and offering
    features for online collaboration
    Contd…

    • Today many technologies can be, and are,


    used in e-learning from blogs to collaborative
    software, eportfolios, and virtual classrooms.
    Most eLearning situations use combinations of
    these techniques.
    How E-learning emerged?
    • In the early 1960s, Stanford University psychology
    professors Patrick Suppes and Richard C. Atkinson
    experimented with using computers to teach math and
    reading to young children in elementary schools in East
    Palo Alto, California.
    • As early as 1993, William D. Graziadei described an online
    computer-delivered lecture, tutorial and assessment
    project using electronic Mail, together with several
    software programs that allowed students and instructor
    to create a Virtual Instructional Classroom Environment.
    Example for E-Learning

    • Google
    • Wikipedia
    • www.mit.edu
    • www.E-learningforkids.com
    Benefits
    • Usefulness-improving skill and time management.
    • Availability- program can be available for children of
    all socio-economic levels through access to public
    computers
    • Quality-helps in enhancing the passion to learn
    among students.
    • equal access to education.
    Limitations

    • E-learning reduces time for social activity of the


    learner.
    • Students may feel isolated or miss social interaction .
    • Instructor may not always be available on demand.
    • Slow or unreliable Internet connections can be
    frustrating.
    • Risk of acquiring eye sight related problems.
    • Students need necessary hardware for e-learning
    such as desktop or notebook computers and printers
    Classroom Teaching
    vs.
    E-Learning

    • Communicating with Professors and Students


    • Responding to Class Topics
    • Developing Skills
    • greater involvement
    At last
    Class room E-Learning
    QUESTIONS?

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