Asynchronous and Synchronous Education:
Asynchronous Education: In this type, students are not required to be online at the same time. Students can access course content at their own pace and complete learning activities at their convenience.
Synchronous Education: In synchronous education, students and teachers are online at the same time. Live classes and interactive sessions are examples of this type.
Live Classes and Recorded Lessons:
Live Classes: Facilitate real-time communication. Students can interact with teachers live, ask questions, and receive instant feedback.
Recorded Lessons: Include pre-recorded lesson videos. Students can watch lessons at their own pace and review them.
Distance Learning Platforms:
This category includes various platforms that provide students with access to course content. Platforms such as Moodle, Google Classroom, and edX are widely used by distance education institutions.