Learning Environments

T-learning
1. It is based in global learning.
2. There is an interaction with the media.
3. The learning is inside the classroom using all kinds of technological tools like a digital TV, projectors, social networking, etc.
4. It helps student to become self-learners.
6. Students work individually or in groups.
E-learning
1. It helps to engage your students in a more interactive way.
2. It means to use technology to improve the ways of learning.
3. You can share material in all kinds of formats such as videos, slideshows, word documents and PDFs.
4. Users are able to communicate with their professors via chat and in message forums.
6. It is called “online learning” and “virtual learning”
U-learning
1. 4. Interactivity: Learners can interact with peers, teachers, and experts using synchronies or asynchronous communication.
2. 3. Immediacy: Learners can download information rapidly.
3. 2. Accessibility: Learners can access their documents from anywhere.
4. It has many characteristics: 1. Permanency: All the students learning process is recorded every day.
6. 5. Situating of instructional activities: The learning can be put into practice in real life situations situations.
7. 6. Adaptability: Learners can get any information they need, when and where they needed.
C-learning,
1. It is a Cloud Learning Services company
2. It provides schools with services and solutions to help teachers and students make the most of technology hosted in the cloud.
3. It provides teachers, students and parents with improve communication and collaborationfrom school to home.
4. With C-learning you can bring your own device to learn.
5. It works very closely to google.
B-learning,
1. It Uses online and in-person learning.
2. Students can attend a traditional class and also have an online course outside of the classroom.
3. It is also called "hybrid learning" and "mixed-mode learning"
4. The teacher is a guide and provides feedback to students online assignments.
6. Teachers will spend less time giving a whole lessons, and more time meeting with students helping them with specific concepts, skills, questions, or learning problems.
P-learning
1. It is also known as "pervasive learning".
2. Because it is a social learning, it provides a collaborative environment.
3. It prepares learners for real life challenges.
4. It means learning at your own pace through informal learning modalities, or at the moment of need.
5. It offers the chance to expand your knowledge and skills.
M-learning
1. To gain access to a digital content students, teachers, and parents use smart phones and tablets because it enables innovation and creativity,
2. Also clalled Mobile Learning
4. It is a way for students to use their mobiles with educational purposes.
5. Mobile learning makes extend education possible. It goes beyond the classroom and the time periods of the school day. Students have the opportunity to access content from home, communicate with teachers, and work with others online.
6. Since students love their mobiles, their engagement and peer collaboration increases.

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	Created by Lissette Contreras over 8 years ago