Learning Environments

Learning Environments

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   • Synchronous and Asynchronous communication
     • It enables you to learn anywhere and at any time
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2. B-learning

   • combines face-to-face and virtual teaching
     • mixing traditional methods with new ones
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3. c- Learning

   • A teaching through the internet,and their means such as:blogs,videoblogs,chats.
     • spaces for communication Social media with open and collaboration
       • Group that are not necessarily located in the sCollaborative Working ame salon of virtual use
         • Learning flourishes in a social environment where conversation between learners takes place. During this intellectual gymnastics, the learner creates a framework and meaning to the discourse.

4. m-learning

   • m-learning, or using the mobile phone as an educational tool.'
     • is a revolution in e-Learn
       • no travel time with wireless internet connectivity

5. T-Learning

   • servicdigital TV tec offering of e-learning es using hnologies
   • inTerm that defines the TV-based teractive learning.
   • T-learning can be seen as the convergence of two technologies: television and the computer

6. p-learning

   • Act in accordance with the plans and objectives of users.
     • Be sensitive, able to adapt and respond to the skills, habits and needs of the users.
       • Be accessible in a dynamic manner, omnipresent and securely via a natural interaction between the information, the devices and the user.

7. U-learning

   • Ubiquitous computing. This is the use of the technology in all parties (at any time and in any place)
     • Permanence Accessibility Immediacy
       • Interactivity Immersion Adaptability

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