Republic of the Philippines

DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION
Region I
Schools Division Office of Pangasinan II
Pozorrubio District I
ALIPANGPANG ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
Pozorrubio

SYNCHRONOUS AND
ASYNCHRONOUS
LEARNING ACTIVITIES
GLORIA B.BULOSAN
Teacher III

SHEILA V. MACAYAN
PRINCIPAL II
SYNCHRONOUS AND
ASYNCHRONOUS
LEARNING
 01 What is Synchronous Learning?
02 Benefits of Synchronous Learning
03 Examples of Synchronous Learning
TABLE OF 04 What is Asynchronous Learning?
CONTENTS
05 Benefits of Asynchronous Learning

06 Examples of Asynchronous Learning

07 Differences Between Synchronous and

Asynchronous Learning
 WHAT IS SYNCHRONOUS LEARNING?
● Refers to a learning event in which a group of participants is engaged
in learning at the same time 
● Synchronous learning doesn’t have to happen in person, though: thanks
to things like Zoom, Instagram Live and streaming on sites like Twitch
or Youtube, large groups of people can participate in the same ‘live’
event even though they are physically distant.
● That is essentially what synchronous learning is: people doing an
activity at the same time, even though they aren’t necessarily in the same
location. Instead, they are “together” virtually, experiencing the same
lesson live and (usually) able to interact with one another and with their
instructors.
  Interaction between
participants.
BENEFITS OF  Exchange of knowledge and
experience between
SYNCHRONOUS participants.
LEARNING  Real-time feedback for the
instructor.
 Training happens on a fixed
schedule.
EXAMPLES OF SYNCHRONOUS LEARNING
1. Livestreams
EXAMPLES OF SYNCHRONOUS LEARNING

2. Webinars
EXAMPLES OF SYNCHRONOUS LEARNING
3. Facebook or Instagram Live
EXAMPLES OF SYNCHRONOUS LEARNING

4. Video Conferencing like Zoom or Google Hangouts

 WHAT IS ASYNCHRONOUS LEARNING?
● asynchronous learning refers to the opposite. The instructor, the learner,
and other participants are not engaged in the learning process at the same
time. There is no real-time interaction with other people.
● Asynchronous learning on the other hand is a solo performance
● Everybody is doing the same task, but when they do it varies, and they don’t
really interact with one another. You can also think of it like assigning a
class to watch a documentary as homework, then telling them there’s a quiz
on Monday.
● It doesn’t matter when they watch the film so long as they do it before test
day. Everybody ends up doing the same thing, but they do it in their own
way and in their own time.
  Participants can learn in 
their own time and schedule
BENEFITS OF  Less work for trainers and HR
managers
ASYNCHRONOUS  Automated tasks reduce repetitive
work such as giving online classes
LEARNING and grading exams
 Employees and customers spend
less time in a classroom or
amphitheater during work hours
EXAMPLES OF ASYNCHRONOUS LEARNING
1. Youtube or other video lessons
EXAMPLES OF ASYNCHRONOUS LEARNING
2. Text chains like email
EXAMPLES OF ASYNCHRONOUS LEARNING
3. Blog-post comments
EXAMPLES OF ASYNCHRONOUS LEARNING
4. Online reviews
DIFFERENCES BETWEEN SYNCHRONOUS AND
ASYNCHRONOUS LEARNING
Synchronous learning Asynchronous learning
Traditional classroom Recorded class
Instant messaging E-mail
Immediate feedback from instructor Sending a question and waiting for
and peers an answer
Phone call Recorded voice message
Online training courses (without live
In-person training
video)
Live webinar Recorded webinar
Group-paced Self-paced
Same time Different times
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