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You may not be, but most people are. Most people think ‘online education’ means the teacher and students are all logged in into a system and the students are attending a lecture delivered by the teacher over the internet. By extension, they also imagine ‘e-learning’ to be a store-house of pre-fabricated learning contents only which students access anytime and there is no teacher delivering any classroom lecture live over the internet. [ 295 more words ]

Are you confused between online education and e-learning? You may not be, but most people are. Most people think ‘online education’ means the teacher and students are all logged in into a system and the students are attending a lecture delivered by the te…

Typically do’s and don’ts form a major part of the preaching eco-system. Do’s are recommendations and don’ts are warnings – this is how we all believe them to be. This blog is meant for all those enthusiast would-be e-learning providers who easily fall into the trap of hyper-control mindset that the current-day technology so easily provides and encourages too. Learning as an activity is not always fun. [ 591 more words ]

Nine Don’ts of E-learning Typically do’s and don’ts form a major part of the preaching eco-system. Do’s are recommendations and don’ts are warnings – this is how we all believe them to be. This blog is meant for all those e…

Part 1 of this blog talked about the psychological states called affective dimensions. Now, let us we look at another study conducted in year 2001 by Barry Kort, Rob Reilly, and Rosalind W. Piccard of Massachusetts Institute of Technology, in which they have proposed the following model relating phases of learning to emotions. If we super-impose the two diagrams mentioned in the two parts of this blog, a very interesting observation follows. [ 161 more words ]

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What does research say about emotion affecting learning behavior – Part 2 Part 1 of this blog talked about the psychological states called affective dimensions. Now, let us we look at another study conducted in year 2001  by Barry Kort, Rob Reilly, and Rosalind W. Piccar…