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    This document provides a guide to distance learning. It begins by defining distance learning as a way of educating students online by sending lectures and materials over the internet without being in a classroom. It notes that the number of distance learning students has skyrocketed from 6.6 million to over 400 million due to COVID-19. The guide then covers frequently asked questions about distance learning, best practices for building online courses, and the future of distance learning. It aims to help educators understand and embrace the challenges of distance teaching.

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    This document provides a guide to distance learning. It begins by defining distance learning as a way of educating students online by sending lectures and materials over the internet without being in a classroom. It notes that the number of distance learning students has skyrocketed from 6.6 million to over 400 million due to COVID-19. The guide then covers frequently asked questions about distance learning, best practices for building online courses, and the future of distance learning. It aims to help educators understand and embrace the challenges of distance teaching.

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    This document provides a guide to distance learning. It begins by defining distance learning as a way of educating students online by sending lectures and materials over the internet without being in a classroom. It notes that the number of distance learning students has skyrocketed from 6.6 million to over 400 million due to COVID-19. The guide then covers frequently asked questions about distance learning, best practices for building online courses, and the future of distance learning. It aims to help educators understand and embrace the challenges of distance teaching.

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    This document provides a guide to distance learning. It begins by defining distance learning as a way of educating students online by sending lectures and materials over the internet without being in a classroom. It notes that the number of distance learning students has skyrocketed from 6.6 million to over 400 million due to COVID-19. The guide then covers frequently asked questions about distance learning, best practices for building online courses, and the future of distance learning. It aims to help educators understand and embrace the challenges of distance teaching.

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    In this post, you’re going to learn everything you need to know about

    distance learning.

    This guide includes tons of:

     Helpful definitions
     Answers to frequently asked questions
     Best practices
     And much more

    So, if you want to learn more about how to effectively teach students


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    In 2017, 6.6 million students enrolled in distance learning. Due to the


    spread of COVID-19, that number has skyrocketed to over 400 million
    students.. 

    Online learning from a distance has become a go-to method of


    education, especially as we all adjust to new circumstances presented
    by the COVID-19 pandemic. 
    “This is clearly an unprecedented time, and for universities, this may
    force online learning to become the new normal. Multiple studies
    suggest that most students are already confident that technology-
    enabled learning works, but this has probably been a difficult
    transition for some faculty members. I am hoping that universities and
    faculty members will embrace the challenge and adapt,” K. Holly
    Shiflett, director, North American partnerships, FutureLearn, said in a
    recent interview. 

    “I am hoping that universities and faculty members


    will embrace the challenge and adapt.”
    K. Holly Shiflett, director, North American partnerships, FutureLearn

    This is a truly transformative moment for many educators and


    students alike. 

    Unfortunately, it can be a challenge for many educators to find the


    time to create effective online courses.

    That’s why we’re here to help!

    What you’ll learn in this guide


    This guide will help universities and faculty members understand
    and embrace the challenge of distance learning. 

    What is Distance Learning?

    Synchronous vs Asynchronous Distance Learning

    What Are the Types of Distance Learning?


    What Are the Benefits of Distance Learning?

    How Does Distance Learning Work?

    A Typical Distance Learning Course

    Does Distance Learning Have Value?

    What Are the Disadvantages of Distance Learning?

    Are Distance Learning Degrees Recognized?

    Why use distance learning?

    Best Practices for Building Online Courses

    The Future of Distance Learning

    What is distance learning?


    Distance learning is a way of educating students online. Lectures
    and learning materials are sent over the internet. Students work
    from home, not in a classroom.
    There are many excellent benefits of distance learning. For one, it
    proves less expensive to support. For another, distance learning is not
    limited by geography. For example, you don’t need to be in the United
    States to take classes at a university located in America. 

    Due to the coronavirus, distance learning — typically a style of


    teaching utilized by colleges and universities — is now being adopted
    by elementary and high school students as well. Entire school districts
    and campuses are being forced to create online-based learning
    opportunities and do it effectively. 

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