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Thursday, May 10, 2007

Long Distance Learning

It is generally provided by a university or a teaching institution and leads to some kind of certificate or degree. we always learn in formal section and we also always to learn with meet with our teacher in a class, but now we don't need to learn in a formal class. we can learn in a long distance and don't need to meet with our teacher directly. this system is called Long distance learning. This programme is held because of a develop from technology.
Computers and the Internet are here to stay, and teachers need to be aware of this lest we are taken by surprise by the imminent changes in the way we teach that computers are bound to bring. Probably the best way of getting to grips with technology and long distance education is to be a part of it, and teacher education offers a good range of possibilities for experienced and inexperienced teachers, for teachers who have used this technology before and for those who haven’t.
In this paper, I have divided the ways in which teacher education via long distance can take place in two broad areas: formal or institutional and informal or incidental. These two differ mainly in terms of the final objective and length.
Formal Education
Formal education is a kind of learning in formal site and use a roles to held this education. this education is held in class room and the teacher meet the student directly.
Long distance Education
The most commonly used platforms for course delivery can be divided into three main areas:
* electronic mail or e-mail
* bulletin boards and,
* The World-Wide Web or HTML format
So wich one will you choose? it will depend to you.

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