UNIT #1- OL

VS F2F
Nallely Mateo
ETEC 424-01W
 INTRODUCTION

• There are two ways learners experience learning

- Online learning
- Face-to Face learning
• Both types of learnings have advantages and
disadvantages
• Choosing one depends on the student, what works best
for them or what can benefit them.
HOW DOES AN ONLINE CLASS WORKS?

• An online class is conducted via online and that is

through a computer or device. The class is taught
through a portal using internet. It does not require
interaction face to face. Students can access lectures,
exams, quizzes, and notes in there. Also, students can
interact with the instructor via email witch also
requires internet accessibility.
ONLINE CLASSES

• Online learners interact more with the instructor to get feedback.

• Sometimes online learning can have disadvantages in learning because
some people might not understand the concept.
• A benefit is that students can enroll to eight-week courses and earn the
same credits as taking it for the entire semester.
• Students might have the ability to manage their time to study and get
assignments done.
• Although students have more flexibility , they have an increased
personal responsibility.
FACE-TO-FACE CLASSES

• Face to face classes consists of meeting in person that is set up in a

traditional classroom.
• Face to face classes are your traditional class face to face interaction.
• Some students learn with traditional classes better interacting with
the professor in person.
• In a physical classroom, the professor make their teaching their own
way.
• Professors might favor certain students.
 ONLINE VS FACE-TO-FACE

There are several differences when it comes to online and face to face teaching. It can
its benefits or disadvantages.
Pros
• Flexibility
• Accessibility
• Lower cost
Cons
• No social interaction
• Time management
• Major availability
CONCLUSION

• Both have their pros and cons but at the end of the
day, the student have the choice to choose what best
work for them and for their benefit. Every student
learn in different way and its up to them to decide the
type of learning they want to incorporate in their
lifestyle.
References

• Articles provided in Unit 1

• “Key Differences between Classroom and Online

Learning - General.” EF Blog,
www.ef.com/wwen/blog/general/key-differences-classr
oom-online-learning/
.