E-learning vs. Face-to-face learning: Analyzing students’ preferences and behaviors
Citations
13 citations
13 citations
12 citations
11 citations
10 citations
References
2,174 citations
"E-learning vs. Face-to-face learnin..." refers background in this paper
...E-learning, instead, is more appropriate, due to its particular features; it uses the dedicated platforms of universities, the professors are trained, the assessments follow a certain pattern, and the pedagogical activities adapt to this form of education [38]....
[...]
...It is described as an interchangeable and interim option between face-to-face and e-learning caused by natural disasters or situations that require distancing [38]....
[...]
987 citations
"E-learning vs. Face-to-face learnin..." refers background in this paper
...This perspective is also suggested by another study in the field [43], which supports the idea that socialization is basic for students both psychologically and in terms of carrying out common activities, such as projects....
[...]
919 citations
593 citations
"E-learning vs. Face-to-face learnin..." refers background in this paper
...Limiting social interaction produces and maintains negative emotions, reducing well-being at large [4,18]....
[...]
...However, this does not mean that e-learning does not have its shortcomings, such as inequities in accessing technology or learning computer skills, or even a lack of physical space for this teaching/learning process [18]....
[...]
556 citations