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    While face-to-face learning offers immediate feedback and the ability to form support networks, both face-to-face and online learning require effort from students, provide feedback, and involve assignments. The main differences are that face-to-face learning requires attending set sessions, while online learning allows students total control over their schedule and to learn from any location. However, both require students to effectively manage their time.

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    While face-to-face learning offers immediate feedback and the ability to form support networks, both face-to-face and online learning require effort from students, provide feedback, and involve assignments. The main differences are that face-to-face learning requires attending set sessions, while online learning allows students total control over their schedule and to learn from any location. However, both require students to effectively manage their time.

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    Similarities and Differences Between Online and Traditional Learning

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    While face-to-face learning offers immediate feedback and the ability to form support networks, both face-to-face and online learning require effort from students, provide feedback, and involve assignments. The main differences are that face-to-face learning requires attending set sessions, while online learning allows students total control over their schedule and to learn from any location. However, both require students to effectively manage their time.

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    Similarities and differences between face-to-face and distance Learning

    Differences face to face Similarities Differences online learning

    • You get immedieate answer


    • You are seated in the
    and engagement, as well as the • Both online and
    driver’s seat. You have
    opportunity to form a support conventional learning
    total control over the time
    network with your classmates, need a significant
    you spend studying each
    teacher, and training provider amount of effort.
    day.
    as a whole. • In both contexts, giving • You can learn in a location
    • You must attend a set number and receiving feedback
    that is most comfortable
    of sessions in order to finish the is critical.
    for you. This may take
    course, you may find that you • Assignments are an
    place at the kitchen table
    keep motivated. This important component of
    or on the couch.
    'obligatory' attendance is what the learning process. • Distance learning is one of
    motivates many students to • In any setting, the
    the most flexible study
    finish the course. difficulties and rewards
    alternatives available to
    • When it comes to successful are the same.
    today's student, regardless
    learning, some people find that • Both require students to
    of their age, employment
    face-to-face teaching and effectively manage their
    position, or other factors.
    learning is vital. time.

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