Learning Online: Managing Your Online Identity

The presentation or teaching of course syllabus or syllabi through a computer system. Learning takes place through the explicit use of technology and computer networking systems. Learn more in: START Model in Science Teaching2.The application of online techniques to provide learning to candidates at a distance. Learn more in: Technology and Learning: Preparing Teachers for the Future3.Delivers instruction using a computer network, usually the Internet, without requiring face-to-face meetings of students and faculty. Courses may be synchronous, asynchronous, or a combination. (also commonly referred to as online distance education, distance education, online learning, and distributed learning) Learn more in: Preparing Teachers to Teach Online4.Delivery of instruction using different Web-based technologies, from the Internet or an intranet and other communication technologies, that enable students to participate in learning activities beyond the campus, from students’ homes to workplaces and other locations (Zhu, Payette, & DeZure, 2003). Learn more in: Challenges and Issues of Teaching Online5.The transactions of presenting ideas and knowledge content to students through the Internet medium ( Garrison, 2011 ). Learn more in: Developing Teaching Presence in Online Learning Through Shared Stakeholder Responsibility6.Distance learning conducted through the use of the internet and wide band access. Learn more in: Surpassing Online Learning Obstacles7.Network delivered computer based instruction Learn more in: A Mixed Reality Approach to Hybrid Learning in Mixed Culture Environments

The presentation or teaching of course syllabus or syllabi through a computer system. Learning takes place through the explicit use of technology and computer networking systems. Learn more in: START Model in Science Teaching2.The application of online techniques to provide learning to candidates at a distance. Learn more in: Technology and Learning: Preparing Teachers for the Future3.Delivers instruction using a computer network, usually the Internet, without requiring face-to-face meetings of students and faculty. Courses may be synchronous, asynchronous, or a combination. (also commonly referred to as online distance education, distance education, online learning, and distributed learning) Learn more in: Preparing Teachers to Teach Online4.Delivery of instruction using different Web-based technologies, from the Internet or an intranet and other communication technologies, that enable students to participate in learning activities beyond the campus, from students’ homes to workplaces and other locations (Zhu, Payette, & DeZure, 2003). Learn more in: Challenges and Issues of Teaching Online5.The transactions of presenting ideas and knowledge content to students through the Internet medium ( Garrison, 2011 ). Learn more in: Developing Teaching Presence in Online Learning Through Shared Stakeholder Responsibility6.Distance learning conducted through the use of the internet and wide band access. Learn more in: Surpassing Online Learning Obstacles7.Network delivered computer based instruction Learn more in: A Mixed Reality Approach to Hybrid Learning in Mixed Culture Environments