E-Learning

1. Edmodo Edmodo is an educational tool that connects teachers and students and is assimilated into a social network. In this one, teachers can create online collaborative groups, administer, and provide educational materials, measure student performance, and communicate with parents, among other functions. Edmodo has more than 34 million users who connect to create a learning process that is more enriching, personalized, and aligned with the opportunities brought by technology and the digital environment. 2. Socrative Designed by a group of entrepreneurs and engineers passionate about education, Socrative is a system that allows teachers to create exercises or educational games which students can solve using mobile devices, whether smartphones, laptops, or tablets. Teachers can see the results of the activities and, depending on these, modify the subsequent lessons in order to make them more personalized. 3. Projeqt Projeqt is a tool that allows you to create multimedia pres...

Digital and self-initiated learning can be acquired at the desired locations. One need not wander in search of learning as e-learning education   is versatile and amply equipped to suit all learning methods. E-Learning is conducted and eventuates in many forms and at times is the blend of the following methodologies and practices: Completed online – no face to face meetings Provided through Mixed Learning – A blend of online and direct communication That is in the two different forms Synchronous- the communication between the provider and the receiver happens directly as in chat rooms, or video-audio conferencing. Asynchronous- The information is passed through forums, emails, wikis, etc. It is promoted through the self-study practices also. Web-based learning is another better option CD-ROMs provide subject wise detailed learning Audio and Visuals are more supplementary, descriptive and communicative methods.

With so many schools around the world currently closed, teachers and students are taking advantage of E-learning methods to continue their studies from home. Even before this recent crisis, many schools were already strong champions of edtech in the classroom and creating a seamless and flexible learning experience through the use of digital platforms. There are many ways in which teachers have been implementing e-learning to continue the teaching of their curriculum. One major way is the use of virtual ‘classrooms or lessons, using video communication platforms like Zoom. The teacher is able to plan and teach lessons as normal, with all students attending the lessons from their own home. The great thing about Zoom is that it can be accessed on a phone as well as a computer, adding greater flexibility to students. Teachers have also been able to create and distribute learning materials via platforms like Google Classroom and Edmodo. And when it comes to finding lessons plans and lear...

  E-learning is a type of learning conducted digitally via electronic media, typically involving the internet. It can be accessed via most electronic devices including a computer, laptop, tablet or smartphone, making it a versatile and easy way for students to learn wherever they are.  E-learning resources come in a variety of forms from software programmes and digital courses to interactive online platform and apps. Below are some common types of e-learning methods and the differences between them.