A Comparative Study of E-Learning Methods with Traditional Learning
Keywords:
E-learning, Traditional learning, LMS, Palmtops, WebGuruAbstract
E-learning based methods offer important teaching methods. E-learning offers pupils to have interactive e- content that comprises of multimedia. E-learning has great impact on learning process. The present work presents a comparative study of e-learning based methods with traditional teaching methods. The comparative study is performed on various user groups confirms the preference of e-learning based methods over traditional teaching methods. The feedback of the two methods is collected from different user groups consisting of researchers, students, instructors, and staff. E-learning based methods offered better feedback as compared to traditional teaching methods.
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