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The document discusses the advantages and disadvantages of online learning. It identifies key advantages as flexible scheduling, the ability to learn from anywhere, and efficiency. Key disadvantages include feelings of isolation, lack of direct interaction with teachers, and reliance on technology and internet connections that may not always be stable. The document concludes that online education has increased access to education but also has some drawbacks compared to in-person learning.

ADVANTAGE
AND
DISADVANTAGE
OF
ONLINE
LEARNING

Objectives:
• To identify the advantage and
disadvantage of online learning,
• To understand the importance of
technology in education.

Which one is more effective when it
comes to learning?

ONLINE LEARNING/ONLINE EDUCATION
It is an electronically
supported learning that relies
on the internet for
teacher/student interaction
and distribution of class
materials.

NON-DIRECT
TEACHER-STUDENT
IN INTERACTIONS

REQUIRES ADDITIONAL
TRAINING OF
TEACHERS

Online education increased educational access;
it provides a high-quality learning opportunity,
improves student outcomes and skills, and
expands educational choice options.
Therefore, location, time, and quality are no
longer considered factors in seeking degree
courses or higher education because of online
education.
Conclusion on Online Education

Analyze each picture and try
to determine if it is an
ADVANTAGE
or
DISADVANTAGE
of online education/ learning.

QUESTION:
What online platform can be the
best solution for online learning?
Support your answer.

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1. GOOD MORNING!

2. O_ _ _ _ _ L_ _ _ _ _ _ _

3. ONLINE LEARNING

4. ADVANTAGE AND DISADVANTAGE OF ONLINE LEARNING

5. Objectives: • To identify the advantage and disadvantage of online learning, • To understand the importance of technology in education.

6. Which one is more effective when it comes to learning?

7. ONLINE LEARNING/ONLINE EDUCATION It is an electronically supported learning that relies on the internet for teacher/student interaction and distribution of class materials.

8. ADVANTAGES

9. TIME MANAGEMENT

10. FLEXIBLE TIME SCHEDULE

11. EASY TO ADAPT

12. LEARNING FLEXIBILITY

13. DESTROY THE DISTANCE BARRIER

14. GIVES A SENSE OF RESPONSIBILITY

15. EFFICIENCY

16. MAKES BETTER TEACHER

17. DISADVANTAGE

18. CREATES A SENSE OF ISOLATION

19. COMPUTER VISION SYNDROME

20. NON-DIRECT TEACHER-STUDENT IN INTERACTIONS

21. REQUIRES ADDITIONAL TRAINING OF TEACHERS

22. DOESN’T SUPPORT PRACTICALS

23. PRONENESS TO TECHNICAL ISSUES

24. POOR INTERNET CONNECTION

25. MISSING LINKS IN COMMUNICATION

26. Online education increased educational access; it provides a high-quality learning opportunity, improves student outcomes and skills, and expands educational choice options. Therefore, location, time, and quality are no longer considered factors in seeking degree courses or higher education because of online education. Conclusion on Online Education

27. LET’S HAVE AN EXERCISE!

28. Analyze each picture and try to determine if it is an ADVANTAGE or DISADVANTAGE of online education/ learning.

29.

30. ADVANTAGE

31.

32. DISADVANTAGE

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34. DISADVANTAGE

35.

36. ADVANTAGE

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38. DISADVANTAGE