#e-learning

Synchronous learning is the name of a distance learning method where students learn at the same time at different locations.

There are fundamentally two types of e-learning. Synchronous learning is the opposite of asynchronous learning where all students gather to learn at different times. It has resemblance to traditional classroom despite the participants being located remotely.

In synchronous learning, some interaction solutions are used such as web conferencing, live streaming, telephone, and VoIP.

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Distance learning is a method of study in which students study mostly at home, receiving and sending work to their teachers by post or email.

Distance learning is divided into two models: synchronous learning and asynchronous learning. Asynchronous learning is the opposite of synchronous learning where all students gather to learn at the same time.

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Asynchronous learning is the name of a distance learning method where students learn at different times at different locations. It is also called "Location Independent Learning" and allows you to take online lessons on your own schedule.

There are fundamentally two types of e-learning. Asynchronous learning is the opposite of synchronous learning where all students gather to learn at the same time.

Asynchronous learning is carried out by using emails, threaded conferencing systems, and course management systems.

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