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On line, as in a f2f classroom, instructors will have a variety of learners from different backgrounds, with different skill sets and different learning styles that must be accommodated for success.

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In an online course, the instructor does not have the benefit of body language to see when a learner is struggling or needs help. Instructors must be more deliberate at checking in with learners, and learners need to be more deliberate with self advocation.

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Networking and social interactions are different in an online learning environment than in a traditional learning environment.
(Saroj Bala)

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Both online learning and traditional learning require a great amount of work.
(Saroj Bala

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Online learning requires more self-direction and discipline in order to get coursework completed on time.
(Ozlem Keskindil)

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Both online learning and traditional learning require a great amount of work. (Ozlem Keskindil)

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The encouragement of cooperative learning.

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With eLearning, each student can get immediate feedback on a formative task such as an online quiz.

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Whether using traditional forms of instruction/learning or tech focused, students should be actively inquiring and engaged in their learning.

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There are numerous online teaching tools (moodle, youtube, padlet, etc) available to help scaffold and focus student attention, as there have always been traditional ways (worksheets, research tasks, quizzes, games, etc) to garner student engagement.

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Previously, teachers could control the delivery of a task/assessment as it was typically given via paper or delivered aurally. Nowadays, through the use of computer assisted tech, we are held hostage somewhat, to the download capabilities, or funding for new tech that a school can offer.

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With e-learning, teachers can set tasks, offer downloadable resources, create webinars etc to allow students to revisit and revise in their own time, at a space where they can learn best, not just on the school's campus.

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More sources may be made available to students when using e-learning compared to traditional classroom.
Less papers will/may be printed.

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Both will give students information related to the content of a lesson/unit. (I. Shortt)

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The type of motivation in taking the course; tends to be more focused when an online course is specialized/not offered f2f
(Evie B-B)

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Attempts to address all expectations (overall and specific) of a course curriculum
(Evie B-B)

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Students need to develop different skills for learning through eLearning (self-direction, patience, time-management) (Luke Durrer)

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"it takes a village" - there are a lot of things occurring behind the scenes of an eLearning course. (Luke Durrer)

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Similarity
- both give students a way to display their knowledge and submit student products
Differences
- Less paper for teachers!!
- Work doesn't need to be submitted during classtime (Juliette Eleveld)

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Elearning students must be strong learners, disciplined and organized. (M. Mowat)

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Students can engage in discussions or debates in both settings.
(M. Mowat)

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Teachers can provide immediate assistance to students in a traditional setting whereas in an online setting teachers may not be able to respond to a question or email for a few hours. (M.Sgambellone

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In both settings teachers conduct assessments and evaluations to ensure that learning is taking place. (M. Sgambellone)

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Students have the opportunity to learn at their own pace through e learning( F.Nazar)

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Online learning and traditional classroom both have the same aim  : to impart  or to share knowledge (F.Nazar)

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Teachers can use a range of differentiated activities to enhance learning. (A. Martin)

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E learning tends to be more inclusive with students having the opportunity to be active learners as they review content at their own pace, explore tools independently and contribute to discussions. (A. Martin)

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E learning is flexible when course work is completed and doesn't rely on the teacher to be the gatekeeper of information as much. (J. Klaus)

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Assessment is ongoing (J. Klaus)

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1. Can take an eLearning course that isn't offered at your school location (Chantel Slusarek)

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2. E Learning offers enhanced mobility for the learner. Michael Westwell

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1. Digital learning tools can be utilized in both classroom settings (Chantel Slusarek

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2. The learning outcomes for both classroom and E Learning courses are the same. Michael Westwell