Before that, though, a few important clarifications to note:
-Face-to-face learning can take many forms, as can online learning.
-For the purpose of this post, face-to-face learning means a live, two-way interaction.
-Online learning, then, will mean anything that doesn’t include a live instructor.
-So, online learning here is where a student sits down and learns through a self-paced system completely on their own. There might be content delivered through video, but it’s a one-way interaction.
-And with that definition, face-to-face learning can actually take place online (a FaceTime tutoring session, or live instructor leading an online classroom or individual where there is two-way interaction) but isn’t categorized as online learning in this context.
