2014
DOI: 10.48550/arxiv.1406.7744
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E-Learning Quality Criteria and Aspects

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“…Various categories can be used to group e-learning techniques. For instance, a. self-learning depends on the learner's ability to use technological tools on their own to learn and gather information without the help of a teacher (Ajmera, 2014); b. cooperative learning, in which students share information and data through digital platforms; e. multimedia that relies on the electronic concept and skills rather than traditional methods for displaying the curricula, c. project-based e-learning, which uses internet-based electronic communication tools to facilitate student collaboration on projects, data collection, and information sharing; d. electronic "recital/speech," which uses the internet to present educational materials in conventional classroom settings (Wani, 2013).…”
Section: E-learning Applications and Processesmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Various categories can be used to group e-learning techniques. For instance, a. self-learning depends on the learner's ability to use technological tools on their own to learn and gather information without the help of a teacher (Ajmera, 2014); b. cooperative learning, in which students share information and data through digital platforms; e. multimedia that relies on the electronic concept and skills rather than traditional methods for displaying the curricula, c. project-based e-learning, which uses internet-based electronic communication tools to facilitate student collaboration on projects, data collection, and information sharing; d. electronic "recital/speech," which uses the internet to present educational materials in conventional classroom settings (Wani, 2013).…”
Section: E-learning Applications and Processesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…According to Ajmera (2014), one of the three essential elements for the achievement of the quality of the e-learning process is the competence of the teaching staff, or the teaching staff's capacity to effectively deliver the curriculum to students by, for example, creating interactive and cooperative lectures among them, checking regularly their performance. d. The challenge of pedagogy in e-learning; pedagogy is the art and science of teaching and the development of the most effective learning strategies.…”
Section: E-learning Applications and Processesmentioning
confidence: 99%