The online learning space where students and instructors interact in multiple locations via a networked solution.
A distance learning environment in which students and teachers can be physically separated but in contact via a technology supporting remote access like computer networking or video conferencing.
An online location where a course can be experienced. An instructor may lead or facilitate the learning event, while students can merely participate or collaborate with one another. These activities may occur synchronously or asynchronously. Virtualclassroom functionality is similar to that used for conferencing, chat rooms, and other forums in which participants exchange comments or engage in other online interactions.
The Virtual Classroom is a chat facility within UWEonline, which allows staff and students to conduct synchronous communication online. For further information see: http://info.uwe.ac.uk/online/blackboard/staff/guides/collaboration.asp Back
a folder on the network for sharing class information between instructors and students
an online meeting space in which students, an instructor, and assistant instructors communicate, interact, and collaborate using a variety of classroom tools
an online synchronous space in which the teacher and a student would meet
a virtual environment where students and instructors may interact online performing online classes
Any online area in which instructors and students "meet," via their computer connections, for course activities.
An online classroom where students and instructors communicate.
Any means of live or pre-programmed Internet broadcast of information meant to function in a teaching capacity. For example, you could say "see you in the virtual classroom" and meet at a particular URL that is dispensing information.
A scheduled learning/teaching session offered through a computer network simultaneously at multiple locations.
Courses or entire degree programs delivered in whole or in part electronically via a combination of World Wide Web pages, Internet newsgroups, e-mail, Telnet, and video conferencing.
Delivery of a scheduled offering to multiple locations (either desktop or classroom) via a networked solution. See configuration map (PDF 91 KB).
The online learning space where students and instructors meet.
(VC) An online discussion forum where most of the conversations relating to the coursework take place (either synchronously or asynchronously). The VC is usually physically a folder in a conferencing system where students and professor post their messages. It is a public forum in the sense that all participants can read and respond to any message posted to the VC.
An online learning space where students and instructors interact.
A learning environment which is created through the use of technology. This learning environment could involve a discussion made possible by electronic communications between two or more people in different locations. Participants could also interact with each other through real-time sound and video which is transmitted between locations via the network.
an online discussion forum where the coursework interaction takes place, either synchronously or asynchronously. WAN: (Wide Area Network): a computer network which connects computers in different geographic areas.
Virtual Classroom software allows students and instructors interact online. Teleconferencing and videoconferencing technology is often used.
The online learning space where students and instructors interact. [ 11] It is the space in cyberspace where all the typical activities of a classroom take placeæreadings, discussions, teacher comments, assessment, and thinking. This space may be structured in using an online learning platform software such as WebCT or Blackboard, which incorporate features such as bulletin board, chat, white board, assessment tools, and so on.
The area where students and instructors interact online.
An online environment where students can have access to learning tools any time. Interaction between the instructor and the class participants can be via e-mail, chat, discussion group, etc.