Matching Pairs terms used for online learningOnline version Match the correct term used for online learning environments with its corresponding definition by María José Castañeda 1 Discussion boards 2 Asynchronous learning 3 Synchronous learning 4 Massive Open Online Course (MOOC) 5 Distance education 6 Real-time communication 7 Webinar (Web + seminar) 8 E-learning 9 Course Management System 10 Movile Learning 11 Blended learning 12 Remote learning 13 End user 14 Virtual Learning Environment Forums on the Internet or an intranet where users can post messages for others to read. The type of learning that is facilitated and supported by the use of information and technology. A small synchronous online learning event in which a presenter and audience members communicate via text chat or audio about concepts often illustrated via online slides and/or an electronic whiteboard. Learning, or educational activities where distance learning, in its various forms, is combined with more traditional forms of training such as “classroom” or in person training. It consists of a set of educational and online tools. The educators are able to use these tools in order to create an online course with various types of content, such as videos or audio files. Educational situation in which the instructor and students are separated by time, location, or both. The person for whom a particular technology is designed; the individual who uses the technology for its designated purpose. In distance learning, the end user is usually the student. A real-time, instructor-led online learning event in which all participants are logged on at the same time and communicate directly with each other. Interaction may also occur via audio- or videoconferencing, Internet telephony, or two-way live broadcasts. In this web-based class, students watch video lectures and interact with the educators and other students in online forums This term is used to describe the process of getting educational content through mobile devices. It happens when the student and the educator, are not physically present in a traditional classroom environment. Information is relayed through technology, such as discussion boards, video conferencing, and online assessments. Learning in which interaction between instructors and students occurs intermittently with a time delay. Examples are self-paced courses taken via the Internet, online discussion groups, and email. Communication in which information is received at (or nearly at) the instant it's sent. It is a characteristic of synchronous learning. All-in-one software solutions that facilitate online learning create the online learning environment. Some examples are Moodle, OLAT, and Blackboard.
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