What is Synchronous E-Learning

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The teacher will lead the students activities using computers/over a network. Learn more in: Challenges in the Design and Development of a “Third Generation” E-Learning/Educational Platform

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Online learning that takes place real-time from various remote locations. Takes the form of videoconferencing and online chat rooms. Learn more in: Flipping the Medical School Classroom

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Communication occurs at the same time between individuals, and information is accessed instantly. Examples of synchronous e-learning include real-time chat and video/audio conferencing. Synchronous e-learning can provide instant feedback on a student’s performance and allows the training to be adjusted immediately if needed. The disadvantages of synchronous e-learning are that the training is not self-paced, and the logistics of scheduling, time zones, and student availability need to be managed. Learn more in: Distance Learning Rehabilitation of Autistic Reasoning

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All learners are online at the same time and engaged in the learning at the same time with the instructor. (Piskurich, 2006). Learn more in: Improving the Workforce in Kazakhstan through Distance Learning Technologies

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All learners are online at the same time and engaged in the learning at the same time with the instructor. (Piskurich, 2006) Learn more in: The Online Adult Learner: Profiles and Practices