الثلاثاء، 22 أكتوبر 2013

Effectiveness of distance education

Effectiveness of distance education



No Significant Difference


1998 - Nesler, M. S. &Peinovich, P. E.

Study name: Using the College Outcome Measures Program to Measure General Education Outcomes for Adult Students at a Distance
Presented at the 69th Annual Meeting of the Eastern Psychological Association Boston, 1998
Overall, the results indicated that students who participate in non-traditional education are capable of achieving outcomes that are comparable to students at regionally accredited traditional institutions.



Significant Difference - Better Results with Technology

1993 - Souder, W. E.

Study name: The Effectiveness of Traditional versus Satellite Delivery in Three Management of Technology Master's Degree Programs
The American Journal of Distance Education, 7(1):37-89
"... compared the results of a take-home essay exam for students who participated in a live broadcast televised graduate course in management of technology with the results for students in the on-campus classroom. The students participating in distance learning performed better than students in the conventional classroom ... With respect to homework, the distance students performed at a higher level."



Our view of point:

Related to these studies that suggest the learning outcomes of students using technology at a distance are similar to those of students who participate in conventional classroom instruction. Now, some learners excited to lean by D-learning using different media; internet, smart phone , lab tops and pc tablet. These are more effectiveness and flexible for this learners. On the other hand; these students like to use traditional learning in sometimes such as face to face and using papers for notes. Until now, most of traditional classrooms are using DE technologies that can accesses learning from instructor to learners easy.





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