Women Empowerment through distance education. Kongala.Rama.Rao. Dr.Yeluri.Ashok .Kumar Dr.Kranthi.Kumar Mandali. T.Raveendra Lotsch Kate.Kasi.Rao Dinesh.Epuri. Introduction Education in India is constrained by the socio-economic conditions of the people, their
different sources and various search techniques, and also evaluating the differences in the results. Search engines used were Google, Google Scholar, and ERIC Database. The terms used in the search were Distance Education, "Distance Education", Distance + Education, Distance AND Education, and Distance OR
Succinct Summary The article by Greville Rumble entitled “Social Justice, economics, and distance education” written in 2007 discusses the importance of education and education reform in order for people to lead better lives. Rumble argues that access to education “is a fundamental human right” (p. 167) and a qualifier for the type of life an individual can achieve. He stresses that access to education should be guaranteed by the state and the government should develop a redistributive tax system
society and will continue to shape the future of education. The impact of globalization has led to excessively high enrollments for many universities and colleges. It has become increasingly clear that individuals need to continually learn new skills in order to keep their jobs and competitiveness in the knowledge and digital economy. People who cannot or will not learn new skills will have more difficulty finding a job and stay competitive. Leaders of distance learning must be constantly aware of how to
component in developing the whole nation, and education plays a crucial role in developing its human resources. It is not surprising that all governments obligate themselves to offer equal access to high quality education to their people; however, opening access to everyone is not always easy as there are prevailing issues such as geographic location, lack of budget and insufficient learning facilities. As mentioned in the “ASEAN Journal of Open and Distance Learning (AJODL),” in the Southeast Asia region
Online education which is been used by billions of students all over the world has become a flexible and a convenient means of education. This method of learning spans almost two centuries and is known using different names such as e-learning and distance learning. The term online learning gained access from 1980's whereas the term e-learning does not have its origins disclosed (J.L. Moore et al,2011) So what exactly is online education? Online education or Distance education is defined by the
term ‘education’ can be define as a systematic process of attain the understanding and ability. Those who are deliver the information called as teachers or educators and those who are receiving known as student. Education is really importance for the development and progress of any country. Past education student learns from their teachers; face to face education. Present education student learns from their teacher, friends, the internet, books, movies and etc. However, what is future education looks
The combination of quality and affordability is one of the great advantages of an IT online school. Age, income, social privilege and any other factor that can unfairly deprive potential students from high quality education are no longer hurdles in online courses. Moreover, students don't have to waste a significant amount of their time with cumbersome extracurricular chores that detract from study. By enrolling on an Information Technology Bachelors degree online,
also can broaden my horizons in the field of cultural assumptions. These given reasons play fundamental role in driving me into choosing this topic for my final assignment. My essay would be divided into three chief parts listed as: large power distance between teachers
retain it. Education for all Egyptians is no longer an option; it is the only way to survive the economic crisis. The aim of this paper is to clarify the importance of e-learning tools for education in Egypt, discussing e-learning tools categories in education, the paper also will review developing countries experience in e-learning, the opportunities and challenges offered through e-learning. Finally we are going to highlight