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We all go to schools to seek more knowledge which is a treasure that nobody can take from us. There are various forms of learning institutions which include private, public, government and religious owned schools. As a result of quick changes in technology, learning can be done by the use of internet through a process known as e-learning but there are also cases where the students study in classes. Web learning or computer based learning is the type of teaching and learning obtained through online technology.
It was adapted in the mid 1980’s in several institutes in the United States (Prunuske, 2012).It does not require the student to go to the school and attend regular classes, but it is done in one’s own comfort and one can gain much intellectually. This form of learning involves use of computer supported learning, virtual and also digital teamwork. The topic in the discussion is then transferred to the internet, privately owned computer network, extranet, CD-ROM, audio and videotape, and via satellite television (Prunuske, 2012).
It is crucial to those who have no time to move from different places. It is an expedient way of training and learning. It is good for those who have a job to hold them during the day and still want to pursue their studies. This is because they can freely study from home after work or any time they are free without the pressure of attending classes. It is student focused form of training and learning. It authorizes all types of learners to get access the superlative materials, learning and referral resources, tutoring and teaching lessons from the instructors.
In addition, with this program, no student is left out of the topic when he is willing either at home or even in hospitals. It just involves clicking into the internet (Prunuske, 2012, p. 14). This gives a chance to the learner to study any subject that he wills to. It does not matter where the instructor is located. It is also cheaper than regular learning therefore it is the best study method for those who are not financially stable.Classroom learning is the type of learning where students have to attend a place or a room selected for learning purposes.
It is therefore very important for the learner to ensure that he is punctual with the lessons to ensure that they move together with the tutor and other students. It requires a lot of attention and concentration. It is the most used method by a large number of students especially where the technology level is low (Prunuske, 2012).DifferencesThe web learners will have time for social interaction with family and friends than those in the classrooms. This is because classroom students have to attend their classes and be punctual to the instructor, while for the web learning, the only requirement needed is the internet access.
On the other hand, it is hard for the online learners to avoid distractions from home while those in the classroom will be able to avoid any distractions (Prunuske, 2012). The online learners do not have any supervisors. The intrinsic workload for learning information differs with higher intrinsic workload therefore requires that the students maintains high concentration. Direct supervision ensures that the student remains focused and understand complicated concepts. In spite of the load content, the web student should be his own supervisor.
In places with low technology, web learning cannot be applied as there would be no access to internet and other required factors (Prunuske, 2012).In conclusion, web learning is better than the classroom learning.Works CitedPrunuske, Amy, et al. "Using Online Lectures to Make Time for Active Learning." Genetics 1.1 (2012): 1-21. Print.
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