1. Advantages of Online Learning
The online course satisfies students better than face-to-face education, with benefits of high quality, ease, and flexibility. The online course relies on the Internet, which is access to the knowledge world. The Internet allows students to use all resources, which are available in digital versions. Students could utilize materials from electronic newspaper to website, from personal blog to formal files, from published book to multi-media. Nowadays, the wild coverage of the Internet and the sprout of mobile devices reduces learning limitations that exist in the traditional education model. Students could arrange their study time more flexible since they would have more choices. Besides, more technical skills are required in this boosting society, and online education also provides such specific skill learning. Online learning equipment is more suitable for students as it allows students to practice skills more often and learn much faster.
2. Goal And Motivation To Success
Goal and motivation are quite essential to succeed. A decomposition into various aspects is a necessity for the goal. Also, rigorous challenges require persistence and motivations to overcome. Self-management helps a lot to train concentration on purpose. The classroom task is a vital learning goal to complete every assignment on time for a firm self-management. The SMART goal setting strategy is specific, measurable, archivable, relevant, time-bound. And the process of achieving a goal could be seen as a 2-dimensional graph. The graph has not only the horizontal axis, which shows the degree of complexion, but also the vertical indicating the time.
3. Time, Task & Environment Management For Online Learning
online students no longer own a traditional class structure compared with students attending a lecture at a physical location. More flexible schedule of online learning means not only fewer constraints but less monitoring, as students do not necessarily go to the classroom at a fixed time. It may result in students’ procrastination. And students may miss the notification of upcoming due dates, too. The only channel to communicate in traditional class is to talk face to face, while there are various communication channels for online learning, like emails, messages, and group chat. Students cannot always check all channels and may miss information. Therefore, students are more difficult to schedule the study appropriately. It will be better to gather information. I plan to create a checklist about all study assignments and to set up due date. It will be easier to accomplish works in the same timeline. Try to avoid multitasking because it will reduce efficiency. A public working area in the community is also considerable.
Dear author,
I came across your blog post about the three takeaways from the ESLtech 2011 conference, and I found it to be a helpful resource for anyone interested in teaching English as a second language with technology.
Your first takeaway about the importance of integrating technology into the language learning process was particularly insightful. As you noted, technology can provide a range of benefits for language learners, from improving access to language resources and authentic materials to increasing opportunities for interaction and collaboration. I appreciated your examples of specific tools and strategies for using technology to enhance language learning, such as online language exchanges and digital storytelling projects.
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