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E-Learning Education Paradigm of Knowledge-intensive society

E-Learning Education Paradigm of Knowledge-intensive society. Dr.V.L.Dharurkar Professor & Head, Dept. of Mass. Comm. & Jour. Dr.Babasaheb Ambedkar Marathwada University, Aurangabad. Effective Electronically Education. Components.

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E-Learning Education Paradigm of Knowledge-intensive society

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  1. E-Learning Education Paradigm of Knowledge-intensive society Dr.V.L.Dharurkar Professor & Head, Dept. of Mass. Comm. & Jour. Dr.Babasaheb Ambedkar Marathwada University, Aurangabad.

  2. Effective Electronically Education

  3. Components • E-Learning content includes the text and multimedia materials that are provided to learners. • E-Learning technology describes the information technology (IT) infrastructure used to support learning, including Learning Management Systems (LMSs), Learning Content Management Systems (LCMSs), and Virtual Learning Environments (VLEs).

  4. Web –Based Learning

  5. Characteristics • Visual • Concise • Interactive • Engaging • Relevant • Feasible • Empowering

  6. Paradigm Shift in Education Problem-solving capability and Expansion of Creativity Learned-centered Education • • Problem-solving capability using IT • Creativity based on IT •Heuristic Learning •Role of teacher : Learning guider Education Paradigm of the 21st Century Open learning space w/o limitation •Diverse learning materials • Cooperation and Synergy Effect • Adaptation to Knowledge-intensive age Open, Global Education Participation Learning

  7. Technologies Available to Support E-learning • Learning Management Systems (LMS) • Learning Content Management Systems (LCMS) • Virtual Learning Environments (VLE)

  8. VirtualUniversity

  9. The Model

  10. Multicast VSAT Set up at IITB Control VSAT Agilis Up/Down Converter AUPC Gilat IDU Viasat chassis Cisco Router SH PC SHPC Mic MC8003 Studio PC Avaya Switch Studio PC MC8003 RC PC RC PC Camera Vigo

  11. Set up at Remote Centre Multicast VSAT Control VSAT Agilis Up/Down Converter AUPC Gilat IDU Viasat chassis Cisco Router Avaya Switch RC PC Projector Screen PC Vigo

  12. Leased Line Remote Centre Setup IITB Router Hub MC8003 Modem MTNL ISDN Backup RC-1 Vigo Router Modem Hub

  13. VSAT Deployment

  14. VSAT Vs. Leased Line • VSAT • Footprint across the country • High initial investment ~20L • High reliability – Uptime of 99.5% • No recurring b/w costs • Leased Line • Option available only at areas with an existing VSAT hub • Low initial investment ~6L • Dependant on the Local Hub • Recurring b/w costs

  15. Thanks for Kind Attention

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