Alexandria Popik: Well, in e-learning, you achieve degrees and diplomas at a very fast pace and it is much easier than a classroom. It also makes you eligable for the job opportunities that require a degree that you can also acquire online. Even if the class is online you can earn an average of 100% more than a person without even an e-degree...
Booker Warlick: E-learning has advantages and disadvantages. Since you want to address the effects, these are majority from research and studies done in universities1) Attendance is not a factor in higher learning since E-Learning have most class lectures and study guides present at any time (assuming ISP service works and maintenance). 2) Learning could be at your convenience to point. I hate to wake up at 8am for a must complete class when I am half-asleep. Now, I could fit my studying between work and when I am awake and ready to study. Again, there are deadlines to projects, exams, etc. but e-learning could be flexible ! with my schedule3) The impact of education are not limited to geography but Internet access. This has a big impact in rural areas where students are not necessarily local. It helps the student stay on top of their academic careerDisadvantages:1) Economic Barriers - Still not all people have computers or could afford High Speed Internet2) Computer maintenance and downtime are uncontrolllable variables that could prevent you in meeting deadlines. I have been involved in cases where students wait the day before a deadline and the network crashed. They have no access to the project and to electronically submit. And they missed the deadline for that. Most professors do not make excuses for computer downtime since deadlines are announced way in an advance3) Some students are comfortable in the traditional classroom lectures and need "human" interaction to learn. Some people are better when they see people in the class than not see fellow students (physically) for e-learning. The ! group projects and human interactions are lostHope that gives ! you some highlights and notes...Show more
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