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    VIRTUAL

    LEARNING
    TOMIN JOHN JOHNSON
    I B.Ed SOCIAL SCIENCE
    TITUS II TEACHERS COLLEGE THIRUVALLA
    GOAL OF THE PRESENTATION

    •A brief story about virtual learning.


    •Types of virtual learning
    •Advantages
    What is virtual learning?
    Definition : A form of distance education, in which a
    teacher and a learner are seperated.

    Teacher led education via internet or local nets

    Why? Expand the range of courses


    Expand the range of students
    Equal access to high quality teachers and courses
    TYPES OF VIRTUAL LEARNING

    •Synchronous/Asychronous
    •Full online/blended
    •Trainer led/Self learning
    VIRTUAL LEARNING ADVANTAGES
    STUDENT
    •Personal Tempo
    •Worth for introverts and shy people
    •Individual communication with a teacher
    •No travels
    •Comfortable environment
    •Teacher’s control
    •Visual contact and collaboration
    FOR AN EDUCATIONAL ORGANIZATION

    •Reuse of learning materials


    •Full classes
    •Individual contact with students
    •Low expenses
    •High level of students involvement and control
    REFERENCES

    www.ddintsis.com
    www.specialist.ru
    info@i-mokymas.com
    consult@Dintsis.org
    THANK YOU

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