Online teaching is getting popularity.
Have you ever teach/learn online?
Have you ever teach/learn online?
Teaching Online
I think it would be great pleasure for students if someone like a teacher who teaches online.
LOL...you have several teachers here who do a bit 
Use Moodle for online learning content management.
Moodle is super and the best
Moodle is super and the best
this is going to be the tomorrow's method of teaching. Its effective and interesting too! There are lots of resouces and divers media are possible to apply for teaching purpose.
our school is trying to use moodle to integrate out teaching so it can happen at home as well but the teachers don't want to use it so it properly so its a fail.
i tried taking one of the online courses, IT training, but found that its not worth it. Quality is so low, and you just missing that care factor.
| snedan wrote: |
| i tried taking one of the online courses, IT training, but found that its not worth it. Quality is so low, and you just missing that care factor. |
isnt that why people do online courses so they dont have to go to school and waste time and money on transport and dont really care about the care factor becuase they can learn without
| chatrack wrote: |
| Online teaching is getting popularity.
Have you ever teach/learn online? |
i am motivating the online teaching fact and currently working on minor project which is to make online exam stand alone software in java
There are several awesome sources of free online teaching available. Unfortunately you do not earn any academic credit, but you can still learn quite a bit.
Number one: MIT has put most of their classes online: ocw.mit.edu
Number two: Itunes University. Many universities have uploaded class lectures to Itunes for free downloading.
Number three: good ol' YouTube! There are many videos of college lectures on YouTube. You might be pleasantly surprised at what you can find!
Number one: MIT has put most of their classes online: ocw.mit.edu
Number two: Itunes University. Many universities have uploaded class lectures to Itunes for free downloading.
Number three: good ol' YouTube! There are many videos of college lectures on YouTube. You might be pleasantly surprised at what you can find!
| Voodoocat wrote: |
| There are several awesome sources of free online teaching available. Unfortunately you do not earn any academic credit, but you can still learn quite a bit.
Number one: MIT has put most of their classes online: ocw.mit.edu Number two: Itunes University. Many universities have uploaded class lectures to Itunes for free downloading. Number three: good ol' YouTube! There are many videos of college lectures on YouTube. You might be pleasantly surprised at what you can find! |
Thanks for ALL these information.
It may be seen as an innovative measure...!! But i don't think that online teaching or online learning would be as much as meaningful as the normal class...!! The care factor would be missing...!! Sufficient attention can't be paid on students...!!
These are my opinions... Hope atleast someone will join me..!!
These are my opinions... Hope atleast someone will join me..!!
| nivinjoy wrote: |
| It may be seen as an innovative measure...!! But i don't think that online teaching or online learning would be as much as meaningful as the normal class...!! The care factor would be missing...!! Sufficient attention can't be paid on students...!!
These are my opinions... Hope atleast someone will join me..!! |
Well, I am also agree with you. Plus here the competition mood will not come properly which is really important for studies. I think regular class is better than online teaching. But we can get extra benefits some times. Like in my country their is no forex specialist. It is a new concept there. But I can participate in forex seminars in online taken by forex experts.
I found that there are lot of language tuators offering online tution
I think it's very useful.
I'm going to try it and see if it's any good use to me, education purposes.
It will take some time till it is matured for these problems appeared to be resolved. Anyway, ultimately online education stands, there's no doubt.
Not that much but usually it is a tutorial/video. One thing I like about it is you can 'ask' over and over again by clicking on the play button without the teacher getting annoyed with you.
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))))))))) IS THIS FORUM FINISHED ALREADY? CAN I BUILD MY SITE NOW. POR FAVOR?I used to prepare mu exams using only the material that I found online. I was using a lot of e-books, some notes that other students form all over the world shared… And, off course, I used forums because there were already many questions answered to the problems I’ve had. It was actually very successful. It is a little harder because you have to search for material, and you never know if that one is the one you will need for the exam, but I liked this way of studying anyway.
At some point, you do need someone to come to you and tell you if you’re doing something wrong…
At some point, you do need someone to come to you and tell you if you’re doing something wrong…
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