Presented by:

Hafida LMOUSSAOUI. Khadija RAHOUM. Asma SBAI.

PLANNING:

Introduction. History of E-learning. Technologies used on E-learning. Types of E-learning Advantages and Disadvantages Future of E-learning

INTRODUCTION

What is E-Learning ?

What is E-Learning ?
Electronic learning
using some form of networked multimedia technologies, to deliver training , and other educational materials.

Other Terms Of E-Learning:

E-LEARNING
TBL TBT CBT CBL CBI CBE WBT

IBT
CAI CSLR CMI

: Technology-based learning . : Technology-based training. : Computer-based training. : Computer-based learning. : Computer-based instruction. : Computer-based education. : Web-based training . : Internet-based (Intranet-based)Training. : Computer-aided instruction . : Computer-managed instruction . : Computer-supported learning resources.

History of e-learning

History of e-learning
The first learning technology was : Army training films Developpement of the first types of teaching machines

History of e-learning

educational and classroom television videotape

The apparition of computer-based training (e-learning)

History of e-learning
Web CBT online chat groups Web Conferences and more!

Technologies used on e-learning

Technologies used on e-learning

E-Learning can make use of a wide range of technologies and media. These technologies can be categorized by delivery media or interaction tools . Delivery Media
*Print (texts, study guides...)
*Audio (streamed, tapes) *Video (streamed, video, cable TV) *Data (web pages, computer files, online tests..)

Interactive Tools
*Asynchronous (Email, Web Forums, Newsgroups).
*Synchronous (Chat, shared whiteboards, teleconferencing, videoconferencing, MOOs & MUDs).

Technologies used on e-learning

Many technologies can be, and are, used in e-Learning, including:

Screencasts Blogs computer aided assessment simulations

e-mail text chat educational animation games

learning management software virtual classrooms podcasts MP3 Players -with multimedia abilitiesPDA's

TYPES OF E-LEARNING

TYPES OF E-LEARNING

Tutorials:

They Present information and guidance. They Present content directly.

TYPES OF E-LEARNING:

Simulations:
Interaction with students on-screen participants. Documention learner benefits.

Ability to reveal a learner's actions and reactions.

TYPES OF E-LEARNING:

EPSS :
Its the Electronic performance support systems. It gives an individual the tool they need to perform a required task.

TYPES OF E-LEARNING:

Instructional Games :

Reducing learner tension and increasing learner engagement. Provide motivation in addition to the learning.

TYPES OF E-LEARNING

Tests, Record Keeping, and Guidance :

Test and certify the comprehension.

Create a completely personalized curriculum.

Advantages and disadvantages of e-learning

Advantages of e-learning

Students can study anywhere they have access to a computer and Internet connection

It can lead to increased retention and a stronger grasp on the subject It moves faster

Advantages of e-learning

Students may have the option to select learning materials E-learning encourages students to take personal responsability

Disadvantages of e-learning

Lack of face to face interaction

Problemes of internet connection and computers Problemes with hands-on and practical work Expensive

The future of E-Learning :

The future of E-Learning :

It is important to look at many of the trends related to learning that are already taking hold in our world.

Knowledge is expanding at a tremendous rate. The typical worker will have many distinct careers in his or her lifetime. The companies and careers of the future will use technologies that have not even been conceived of today. The world is shrinking rapidly

The future of E-Learning :

So what might learning look like in the future? In order to meet the needs of the changing world noted previously, future learning must take on more of the following qualities:

Time flexible Geography independent Competitive cost / value Learner-centered Technology embracing Ethnically diverse

The future of E-Learning :

As a result we may see some of the following predictions come true in the next decade:

Partnerships and mergers between learning institutions, publishers, technology companies, learning providers will consolidate the marketplace. Many schools and colleges will be taken over or will go out of business A much greater number of learning (formal and informal) will take place online. The massive role of instructor will be broken down into multiple positions: curriculum design, content delivery, classroom facilitator, learner support, etc.

The future of E-Learning :

Fewer students will get the traditional on-campus degree, and most will get at least a portion of it online and off-campus. Learning providers will compete over learners especially those that are highly motivated and able to pay the most. Learners will complete degrees and certificates made up of courses and experiences from a wide range of learning providers.

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