What is Online Education

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An educational experience that has no physical boundary, allows for students to take part in classes and interact with peers from any location. Learn more in: Emergence of Successful Online Courses: A Student and Faculty Shift

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Online education is teaching a class totally or partially through internet and online course management tools. Learn more in: Can Online Education Be the Answer?: Exploring Transformational Learning in Two Online Teacher Education Courses

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This term refers to organized education based on the internet. This form of education is well-planned and is usually used during normal times. Learn more in: EFL Teachers' Challenges and Coping Strategies in Emergency Remote Teaching During the COVID-19 Pandemic

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Distance education primarily delivered online. Learn more in: IM Support for Informal Synchronous E-Collaboration

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Post-secondary education of various disciplines that occur in digital environments whether asynchronous or synchronous, fully online or hybrid. Learn more in: Writing MOOEEs?: Reconsidering MOOCs in Light of the OWI Principles

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A learning context in which most, if not all, learning takes place online. This type of education has its origins from distance education. Learn more in: Access Barriers Experienced by Adults in Distance Education Courses and Programs

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Online education refers to instructional activities or programs that were delivered over the World Wide Web. Learn more in: Technology Use in an Online MBA Program

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A flexible instructional model that takes place via the internet. Learn more in: Countering Educational Disruptions Through an Inclusive Approach: Bridging the Digital Divide in Distance Education

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A type of distance learning, without attending a physical institution, in which students and teachers interact over the Internet. Learn more in: Collective Intelligence in Online Education

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Learning that takes place in a virtual space not reliant on geographical location, unlike traditional on-campus education that shares a physical space. Learn more in: Virtual Ancillary Faculty: A Model of Support to Avoid Burnout and Foster Self-Efficacy

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Learning that takes place electronically and relies on the Internet to provide new information or experiences for participants. Learn more in: Room to IMPROVE: Designing Virtual Professional Learning Environments

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Teaching and learning processes conducted in a virtual environment, using online platforms and tools. Learn more in: Institutional Policies and Online Education in Developing Countries: Challenges for a Globalizing Education/University

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Teaching and learning occurring primarily or entirely in an online (internet-based) environment. Learn more in: Representation in 21st Century Online Higher Education: How the Online Learning Culture Serves Diverse Students

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Education that takes place over the Internet. It is also often referred to as ‘online learning’. Learn more in: A Theoretical Perspective of Inequities in Online Learning/Education Based on Generational Differences

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Facilitation of a class which was designed for delivery through a completely online modality. Online education involves extensive planning over a period of months. Learn more in: Best Practices for Emergency Remote Teaching

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A dynamic learning format taught by means of the Internet in which learners and instructor interact through the use of several of technologies for the purpose of intentional learning. Learn more in: A Model for Knowledge and Innovation in Online Education

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Means of instruction where part or the entirety of interaction between the instructor and students is virtual. Online education includes hybrid, synchronous, and asynchronous modalities. Learn more in: Implementing TILT in Business Education: Content, Pedagogies, and a Generalized Toolkit

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Teaching and learning over the Internet characterized by the physical separation of teachers and learners, the influence of an educational organization, and the bidirectional flow of information between students and instructors. They are typically supported by learning management systems, such as Blackboard or Moodle. Learn more in: Online Education and Cultural Background

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Courses and programs that are offered digitally (web-based); designed specifically for web-based delivery for self-directed, self-motivated learners; offers flexibility and convenience for learners with obligations that create barriers to traditional class schedules. Learn more in: Online Faculty Community: Support and Resources for Teaching Online

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It indicates a form of distance education embedded with technology and the internet. Educational activities are carried out using digital technologies and the internet. Online education includes various things in the teaching-learning process, such as audio, visual, animation, and virtual environments. It gives a more flexible teaching-learning environment than traditional education. Learn more in: Transition to Blended Learning in a Limited Resource Setting: Administrators' and Teachers' Perceptions

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Instruction that occurs using a web-based platform where the instructor and students are not in the same physical location. Learn more in: Teaching Ethics Online to Health Sciences Professionals

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Online education is the modern form of distance learning with the Internet often uniting the distance learning instructor with distance learner. Learn more in: Massive Open Online Courses: Promoting Intercultural Communication

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Refers to asynchronous learning facilitated by the use of computer networks and the Internet Learn more in: Helping Faculty Design Online Courses in Higher Education

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A form of distance education that delivers instruction through the internet. Learn more in: What Is It They Want?: Student Perceptions of Emergency Remote Teaching

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differs from traditional classroom teaching in two essential elements, 1) physical distance, and 2) time, allowing the learner more flexibility. The most basic form is to deliver syllabi, lecture notes, reading materials, and assignments via the Internet. The more advanced level includes computer conference facilities, a help desk, linkage of conferencing and Web page assignment, testing and course management tools, and evaluation (Karuppan 2001). Learn more in: Online Learning Experiences of University Students

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It is an instructional delivery system where knowledge is disseminated through internet or through e-platform. Learn more in: Framework to Navigate the Virtual Classroom Space

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Facilitation of a class which was designed for delivery through a completely online modality. Online education involves extensive planning over a period of months. Learn more in: Supporting Faculty and Students During Pandemic Conditions: An Online Department Chair's Perspective

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The use of technology, the computer, and the Internet to bring the instructor and the learner together to complete the content and requirements of the course. Learn more in: Assessing Online Courses in Health Education: Training a 21st Century Health Workforce

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Delivering courses via the Internet. Learn more in: Current Use and Attitude Towards Learning Management Systems (LMS) in Turkish Universities

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Education delivered electronically via the internet, most often asynchronous thus requiring no face-to-face meeting times. Learn more in: Scaling Online Education at a Small, Private University

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Online education refers to the method of content dissemination and rapid learning through the application of information technology and Internet technology. Transformation from classical systems to digital systems in a way that all functions of a business can be carried out on digital media. Learn more in: Improving Maritime English Oral Communication Skills in an Online Environment: Engaging Students as Teams

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A type of distance education. It utilizes computers and internet to conduct teaching and learning activities. Learn more in: Exploring Chinese Faculty Perceptions of Quality Standards for Online Education

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Teaching and learning mediation process mediated by the web and its digital interfaces that enable interactive and hypertext communicational practices. Learn more in: Distance Education and Teacher Training: Perspectives for the Development of Digital Skills

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A learning context in which most, if not all, learning takes place online. This type of education has its origins from distance education. Learn more in: Utilization of Distance Education in Career and Technical Education (CTE) Teacher Education

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A model of online technology-based education which is often well designed in advanced and appropriately informed by theoretical research and best practice, hence distinguishing itself from EoE. Learn more in: From Equality to Equity to Justice: Should Online Education Be the New Normal in Education?

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The use of the Internet and other online technologies to deliver educational programs. Learn more in: Managing Online Discussion Forums for Collaborative Learning

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Web-based course work in which at least 75% of course content is delivered online. Learn more in: Transforming From the Classroom to an Online Nursing Educator: A Transformative Learning Experience for New Online Nursing Faculty

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A learning environment created using the Web and accessed through the computer. Classes are conducted using the Internet as the delivery method rather than a traditional brick-and-mortar classroom setting. Learn more in: Emphasizing Diversity through 3D Multi-User Virtual Worlds

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Educational method that utilizes the internet to deliver content; delivery can be asynchronous or synchronous. Learn more in: Reshaping Pharmacy and Allied Health Education for a Post-Pandemic World Using Kotter's Change Model

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A type of education which is delivered and administered using the internet. Learn more in: Lost in the Island: A Gamified Experience for Professional Educator Training

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Online education is a course format where students and instructors correspond and interact using virtual methods such as: email, Web conferencing, and learning management systems and are delivered asynchronously. Learn more in: Online Learning: Demotivators and Motivators of Faculty Online Teaching Participation

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Courses designed for learning which are delivered on the Internet. Learn more in: Digital Devices and Digital Culture

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Type of education where students use their home computers through the internet. Learn more in: State of the Art About COVID-19's Impact on Santiago University, Cape Verde

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Learning that occurs with the assistance of the Internet or computers. Learn more in: Training Instructors to Teach Multimodal Composition in Online Courses

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Electronically supported learning that relies primarily on the Internet and digital platforms for teacher/student interaction and the distribution of essential syllabus materials. Learn more in: Is Misinformation a Challenge for Science Students in the Digital Era?

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Any type of learning that occurs online and a flexible approach for delivering educational content. Learn more in: English Learners' Self-Regulated Learning Strategies: A Comparison of Their Experiences in Face-to-Face and Online Education

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Teaching and learning mediated by computer-based technology that features differences in how learners can have control over time, place, medium or pace of instruction. Learn more in: Continuity and Developments in Terms of Challenges, Opportunities, and Trends in Quality K-12 Online Environments

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A general term, which encompasses any kind of learning that is done exclusively online. Online courses may be delivered synchronously or asynchronously. Learn more in: Concepts, Issues, and Challenges of Virtual Universities

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Online Education consists of courses that are delivered over the Internet and can be accessed from a computer with a Web browser. Learn more in: Technology Paved the Road for Students in a High-School Dropout Recovery Program to an Online College Class

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A learning context in which most, if not all, learning takes place on the Internet. This type of education has its origins from distance education. Learn more in: Doctoral Student Experiences in an Online Degree Program: A Review of the Distance Education Literature and an Exploration of Their Perspectives

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The process of the teacher acting on learners in a virtual space, where the explanation of the curriculum, giving instructions, discussion, providing feedback and evaluation are carried out exclusively through the (two-way) transmission of information over the Internet. Study materials are published through network communication means. Learn more in: Digital Competencies in Online Education: Challenges for Now

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Form of learning in which the student does not have face-to-face interaction with the teacher nor the classmates. Learn more in: The Revolution of Education Accelerated as a Consequence of the Pandemic

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Credit-granting courses or education training delivered primarily via the Internet to students at remote locations, including their homes. Online courses may have both synchronous and asynchronous components. An online course may include a requirement that students and teachers meet once or periodically in a physical setting for lectures, labs, or exams, so long as the time spent in the physical setting does not exceed 25 percent of the total course time (U.S. News and World Report, 2004). Learn more in: Creating Positive E-Learning Experiences for Online Students

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Educational courses and programs offered entirely online using computer-mediated learning platforms. Learn more in: High Quality Online Programs: The Role of Leadership and Teamwork to Support Student-Centered Graduate Education