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E-Learning: Trends, Tools, and Benefits

E-learning is an internet-enabled learning system that offers various benefits such as time-saving, better retention, and personalization, while also facing challenges like isolation and technology dependency. The document discusses the evolution of educational technology, various e-learning tools, current trends, and the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on the shift towards online education. It concludes that e-learning aims to enhance traditional methods rather than replace them, creating a more engaging learning environment.
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E-Learning: Trends, Tools, and Benefits

E-learning is an internet-enabled learning system that offers various benefits such as time-saving, better retention, and personalization, while also facing challenges like isolation and technology dependency. The document discusses the evolution of educational technology, various e-learning tools, current trends, and the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on the shift towards online education. It concludes that e-learning aims to enhance traditional methods rather than replace them, creating a more engaging learning environment.
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INDEX
• What Is E-learning?
• Transformation of learning with new technologies
• Benefits of E-learning
• Challenges of E-learning
• Evolution of Educational Technology
• E-learning Tools- E-mail
• E-learning Tools- Video Conferencing
• Other E-learning Tools
• Trends in E-learning
• Examples of Trends in E-learning
• Platforms offering E-learning
• Pre-Post Corona Situation
• Conclusion
E-learning refers to a learning system that we can obtain through the
internet using an electronic device.

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What is E-learning?
 E-learning pioneer BERNARD LUSKIN 2001
explains ‘e’ as exciting , energetic,
enthusiastic, emotional, extended and
educational.
 E-learning is internet-enabled learning.
 It is a store house of education, information,
communication, training, knowledge and
performance management.
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6 Transformation of Learning with New Technologies:

1. Ancient Learning 2. Traditional Learning


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3. E-Learning 4. M-Learning
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Benefits
 Time saving
 Leads to better retention
 Consistent
 Scalable
 Offers personalization
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Challenges
 Isolation
 Technology dependent
 No face to face interaction
 No self discipline
 Harmful for health
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EVOLUTION OF EDUCATION
TECHNOLOGY
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E-Learning Tools : E-mail

 Every teacher and student should have an e-mail account.


 Communicate with students and parents.
 Students can submit assignments.
 Can have attachments.
 Create a paperless environment.
 Simple but effective.
 Cost effective
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E-Learning Tools :
Video-Conference

 Can conduct a live lecture.


 Communication with students and parents.
 Support by audio, chat and whiteboard.
 Support sharing of applications.
 Can be recorded and later be used.
13 Some other E-leaning Tools

FACEBOOK

SKYPE GOOGLE

WIKIPEDIA YOU-TUBE
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Trends in E-Learning
 Trends that helps one achieve high
learner engagement, performance
evolution and behavior change.
 Trends featuring learning strategies
that deliver high impact and
immersive learning experience.
 Trends which helps one assessing the
impact and aid one in maximizing
ROI.
15 Examples of trends in E-Learning
 Mobile Learning
 Micro Learning
 Gamification

 Video Focused
 Learning Experience Platforms
 Artificial Intelligence
16 Platforms offering E-Learning
 Unacademy
 Vedantu
 Udemy
 Doubtnut
 BYJU’s
17 Pre Corona Situation
 E-learning has been viewed as a
potential game-changer in the
coming years due to the growth
of the online education market
and its quantitative outcome to
raise employment opportunities,
plugging the demand-supply
gap in the Indian industries.

 The Indian education landscape has


been undergoing rapid changes for
the past 10 years owing to the
advancement of web based
learning services, specifically, E-
Learning platforms.
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Post Corona Situation
 Amongst many institutions schools
have also shifted their base to virtual
platform to conduct classes online.
 Consequently, catering to the needs
of all stages of education from pre-
primary to university level, online
education has emerged as an
alternative to ordinary face to face
classes.
 This is a first in history and it will have a
lasting impact on students, parents
and education systems- both global
and local.
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E-Learning is not intended to replace


conventional methods and learning in
classroom.
Its aim is to create an augmented learning
environment where technology is used to
deliver a combined range of teaching
and learning techniques aimed at
maximizing the individual’s participation
and achieving the goals in the learning
and teaching process as a greener world.
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