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online learning gives a more comfortable style to learning in the aspect that you do not need to be in the classroom, but you are still able to learn

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Online learning requires the student to almost have more of a drive, to be more responsible and to be able to monitor themselves and make sure they are getting their work done, as opposed to being reminded everyday in class by the teacher.

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When working online, you lack the in person connections that you would make in a face to face setting.  For me, being able to collaborate with my peers and have my teacher there with me in the classroom is really helpful.  I have had both a good and bad experience with online learning.  I took online finite this past summer and it was absolutely horrible (I passed) but it was so so so stressful.  During the school year last semester I took online art (m135) and it was awesome.  I laid in my bed during class and just chilled.  Super easy.  So for me, I think it really just depends on the subject/course work difficulty.

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Online learning has much less communication between the student and teacher, but it does allow students to work at their own pace. I think that most online classes don't have a teacher that is involved as much as the teacher in the video.

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Online learning is really different from traditional learning. There is an aspect of school that is lost. School is such a great place for kids to make friends and grow connections and they cant do that in online school.

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Nicole Phillips                         Online learning is makes it harder to build relationships in the classroom and get the appropriate help when needed.

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Nicole Phillips                         Online learning is makes it harder to build relationships in the classroom and get the appropriate help when needed.

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Online learning seems to be different in many ways. I personally think it still seems more difficult. I would have a lot of trouble not having face to face interactions, as I am a talkative people person and enjoy and need those interactions to learn. I think it is different, because even if the teacher is giving immediate feedback, you can't just have a conversation with them about exactly what you are feeling. I feel a need to be much more professional with teachers over email or whatever, and I think this would be harder than actually talking to a teacher and being relaxed and able to really explain how you feel and what you are thinking.

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Online learning doesn't allow for face to face, human interaction you'd normally get. That being said, there are often subtle cues you can pick up on when you're interacting with people in person.

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Online learning is different because it is more individualized to each student and much less strict with all of the deadlines and activities.  Additionally, group work is not included as much for online schools.

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Online learning is different because you're more on your own

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Online VS Face to Face: Madison Schmucker

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Online VS Face to Face: Madison Schmucker

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It is different because you don't have the full on interactions. With asking questions I think it becomes easier in terms of being scared to ask because you can type out everything your thinking and take time answering any question to your best ability. But I believe you make stronger connections when seeing the person face to face and learning directly from them.

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Online learning is different because it gives students more freedom but also in a certain way holds them more accountable for getting their work done and learning properly. Also online learning allows for a more diverse selection of classes and gives the students a safer and more comfortable environment to learn in.

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There is less of a connection between students and the teacher. But it allows students and teachers to work more on their own time, and in an environment that fits them well.

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Online learning is different in a lot of ways. From the teacher's perspective, she was able to spend a lot more time with her family and students. I recall her saying the how their paradigm shift from the content to the students; the way she engages the kids is through prompt feedback. Generally, in my experience, I've found that in my public schools, the feedback took forever. For some teachers, they wouldn't grade tests over a month after they were given. Now that I think of that, I find it kind of absurd. For the student's side, nothing seems too different in my opinion. It seems like they still get interactions with their teachers and fellow students. Though in a slightly different way. I was a little curious about how she would speak her foreign language if it was purely online. 

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Online learning is different in a lot of ways. From the teacher's perspective, she was able to spend a lot more time with her family and students. I recall her saying the how their paradigm shift from the content to the students; the way she engages the kids is through prompt feedback. Generally, in my experience, I've found that in my public schools, the feedback took forever. For some teachers, they wouldn't grade tests over a month after they were given. Now that I think of that, I find it kind of absurd. For the student's side, nothing seems too different in my opinion. It seems like they still get interactions with their teachers and fellow students. Though in a slightly different way. I was a little curious about how she would speak her foreign language if it was purely online. 

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-Andrew Fluegel

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Online learning is different from face to face because there is no human personal connection and I do think that it's more complicated to understand through technology from distractions.

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You don't get the interaction that you normally get. YIt may cause a student to be more awkard when faced with a situation with a lot of people.

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Online learning is different from face to face in that when you are working online you are constrained to whatever technology you are using. When you are working face to face you can guarantee that you have your students attention and that they will be able to clearly tell you what they are not understanding. On the flip side, when you work online you can communicate at your own convenience. You don't have to worry about finding the time to meet face to face.

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Online learning is different in the fact that you do not get the in person contact

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Online learning is incredibly less personal than face to face learning. I think when you are face to face with students it provides opportunity to build a relationship and communicate about issues and nonissues, whereas online learning is very chaotic. 

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Online learning is incredibly less personal than face to face learning. I think when you are face to face with students it provides opportunity to build a relationship and communicate about issues and nonissues, whereas online learning is very chaotic. 