From Classrooms to Cloud

For generations, the model for education has centered around in-person instruction and brick-and-mortar classrooms. But with the rise of digital connectivity, online courses have emerged as an alternative for remote learning.

While online and traditional courses share core components like defined curriculums, assessments and feedback, the delivery methods differ markedly.

While traditional courses offer immersive in-person learning, online courses provide flexibility and accessibility. Blending these models can harness the best of both formats. But each approach has distinct strengths suitable for different needs.

Click through below for a list of 7 Core Components that differ between online and traditional courses.

What’s your take on traditional versus online education? Do you prefer one model over the other? Share your perspective!