Clive on Learning

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Asynchronous social learning is newer than you think

Clive on Learning

Synchronous learning also benefited by technology; first the telephone and then online tools such as text chat, instant messaging, internet telephony and web conferencing. Asynchronous self-study was supported first by books and then, in the twentieth century by all kinds of tapes, discs and films.

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Towards a state of onlignment

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Today sees the launch of onlignment, a new blog focusing on the use of web conferencing and similar tools (from instant messaging to telepresence) for learning and business communications. Web conferencing’s time has come. Tags: virtual classrooms web conferencing. knowledge sharing and training.

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Strategies for transformation 2: from synchronous to asynchronous

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The most obvious examples are classroom courses and on-the-job training sessions, but also in this category we must place the use of the telephone and live online tools, such as instant messaging, Skype and virtual classrooms.

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Online learning is more efficient than face to face training – discuss

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Synchronous (live) online events, using web conferencing, instant messaging and so on. These resources include time, money, equipment, facilities, tools and skills. ‘Online learning’ is a medium which supports a wide variety of educational and training methods. So does online learning, in the three forms described above.