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How do you think online learning is helping people around the world?
Started this discussion. Last reply by Rebecca Howard Mar 31, 2014. 12 Replies 0 Likes
We all know how much technology has been of a help for all of us. It has been quite influential in the education sector as well. So, what do you people thin about it? Is online education is viable…Continue
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Rebecca Howard replied to Emily Parker's discussion How do you think online learning is helping people around the world?
Norma Montalvan replied to Emily Parker's discussion How do you think online learning is helping people around the world?"I think online learning has many advantages, especially for people who work or live abroad. I am enrolled in a online program at the moment where some of my classmates live overseas or in other states but thanks to technology we all share the same…"
AShley Carmichael replied to Emily Parker's discussion How do you think online learning is helping people around the world?"The children are so advanced with technology now that i think that we have to incorperate this in to education.Since they rely on the internet for most of their day then online education is a very valuable tool. "
VJ Joson replied to Emily Parker's discussion How do you think online learning is helping people around the world?"How very interesting! This is a similar question brought up by our professor, to which I have not yet given my thoughts to. I am currently taking classes online, and as much as I agree with Sergey Semenyuk on the lack of human face-time interaction…"
Regina Brown replied to Emily Parker's discussion How do you think online learning is helping people around the world?"People who were compelled to leave education due to financial constraints or anything are now fortunate to fulfill their dreams through online learning. Online education has become blessings for many who failed to attend regular classes in colleges/…"
Emily Parker replied to Emily Parker's discussion How do you think online learning is helping people around the world?"Absolutely correct Brittany! Online education just makes education so much more simpler! "
Oscar Marin replied to Emily Parker's discussion How do you think online learning is helping people around the world?"This question encompasses a wide area. Now a days we see that people resort to a lot of media for learning purposes and it's becoming the best one to learn and grow. Online is definitely a viable option for learning process as it gives the…"
Phillip Morgan replied to Emily Parker's discussion How do you think online learning is helping people around the world?"I agree with Brittany, it has helped the students immensely and in various ways. especially since the economic scenario poses numerous challenges where the students are in a dilemma as to whether they should opt for their…"
Dorothy Hastings replied to Emily Parker's discussion How do you think online learning is helping people around the world?"Online classes have a very different way of educating students than traditional collage. As an online student, you also can participate in class discussions, review lessons, and chat with the on-campus students and faculty while sitting with…"
Brittany Sellers replied to Emily Parker's discussion How do you think online learning is helping people around the world?"An online education provides an opportunity for students to make connections and learn at their own pace. I have taken several online courses for my M.Ed degree, and at first, I was hesitant. I've realized through taking the online courses that…"
Emily Parker replied to Emily Parker's discussion How do you think online learning is helping people around the world?"Thank you so much for your views Sergey Semenyuk. I really appreciate what you think about online learning! "
Sergey Semenyuk replied to Emily Parker's discussion How do you think online learning is helping people around the world?"This is very complicated question for which there is no simple answer. Ability to learn online is both a blessing and a curse. On one hand it provides better access to educational resources, and makes learning more affordable. Having said that it…"
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