Online or offline education?

[Heatman]

Development is touching every aspect of human existence and interaction which is why there are so many ways of acquiring educational skills without having to enter inside the four walls of the university.

Online education is rivaling offline education big time and a lot of people are taking it very seriously and picking it as more more valuable over offline education.

Which one do you think that is better?

 

[nomad]

I do not think online education can be considered better than offline education. University education is never a replacement for any kind of education. However, offline education is getting very expensive, therefore, a lot of people are taking interest in online education, which is a cheaper alternative.

 

[Heatman]

Most introverts will always be in support of online education over offline education of having to go physically into the university. Their personality is a big factor in determining what makes more sense to them.

 

[Henrywrites]

I prefer offline education to online education. The reason is simply to assist me in learning faster when I look at the teacher. I find it difficult to study online considering the distractions that comes with it.

 

[Resolution]

I believe that online education is better and more productive that offline education. It allows people to work in their own time and gives people a chance to focus properly on their work. It’s not for everyone and some people would struggle learning solely online, but for the vast majority I think it would be more beneficial to do so.

 

[Friday]

I think an offline education where you are taught in person is the best way because you get that personal one to one support in a classroom that I just don't feel is there when you're learning online like over Zoom or Teams. I find it much more supportive if I have a teacher with me to guide me through something and help me make notes.

 

[Beacon]

Offline education is much better than being on a Zoom or Teams call trying to learn things. Whilst I never needed to learn online like a lot of people did in the pandemic, I feel as though I wouldn't have done well.

Having friends to talk to next to you and also having that in-person support from the teacher helps a lot more than you realise.

 

[goodness]

As much as I went to an offline school during my days, I still prefer online schools
Online schools make it easy to attend and graduate.
offline schools will frustrate you till you get tired and abandoned it. Though not all schools

 

[Jason2022]

Nothing beats the experience of live college and/or university education. Nonetheless, it can be more practical to do things online. Well, learning on your own this way requires a lot of self-discipline. Well, I learned drumset this way, sort of. I just used books and audio without a teacher (before the internet).

 

[ibznook]

Online schools are more convenient as you do not have to commute and most of them will let you learn at your own pace.
However, offline schools provide social interactions that will ultimately help in real-world scenarios.

 

[Heatman]

Nothing beats the experience of live college and/or university education. Nonetheless, it can be more practical to do things online. Well, learning on your own this way requires a lot of self-discipline. Well, I learned drumset this way, sort of. I just used books and audio without a teacher (before the internet).

The pandemic of coronavirus taught the whole world to embrace online education. It's why most people are giving attention to it right now. It served as a good option or alternative when the world was on lockdown and in fear. But just like you pointed out, without a lot of self-discipline, you will find it very difficult to study online.

 

[PPAUL22]

Online schools are quit okay and convenient but I still prefer offline Schools because I like meeting my lecturers one on one to ask further questions, I also like communicating with my fellow coursemates one on one just to learn more.

 

[Henrywrites]

Online schools are quit okay and convenient but I still prefer offline Schools because I like meeting my lecturers one on one to ask further questions, I also like communicating with my fellow coursemates one on one just to learn more.

Offline schools are good for the fact that you can be able to see the teachers that are teaching you at schools. This is different with online schools.

 

[Shortie]

With my kids both having offline and online education due to the pandemic and the lockdowns I would have to say that offline education is definitely the better option when it comes to learning. Having the interaction and the support in person in a school without any distractions is way better than being at home, learning online, and being surrounded by distractions. I know when my kids have to do online schooling they never really took much notice as they had so many distractions that you would not find in a school.