The book Online Education and Learning Management Systems presents a framework of 4 teaching methods and 24 teaching techniques for online education. The book further discusses various experiences with these online teaching techniques.
First, the techniques classified as one-online are characterized by information retrieval from online resources, and the fact that a student can perform the learning task without communication with the teacher or other students. Second, the techniques classified as one-to-one can be conducted via e-mail applications. Third, the techniques discussed as one-to-many will typically be conducted via the WWW, bulletin boards, or distribution lists for e-mail. Finally, the techniques presented as many-to-many can be organized within computer conferencing systems, bulletin board systems, or distribution lists for e-mail.
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| Role Plays Online Interest Groups Lectures Debates Skits Projects Learning Contracts Apprenticeships Delphi Techniques Nominal Group Techniques Simulations or Games Symposiums Online Software Applications Online Databases Correspondence Studies Internships Brainstorming Sessions Interviews Online Publications Transcriptbased Assignments Case Studies Forums Discussions Student Presentations |
| One-online Techniques | One-to-one Techniques | One-to-many Techniques | Many-to-many Techniques |