What are the basic differences between traditional teaching and E-learning teaching strategies?

The simple difference traditional teaching and e-learning teaching strategies  is that, traditional teaching is very tedious compare to e-learing teaching, traditional teaching takes time before one can understand but E-learning is very easy to understand with a lot practical to view.

Traditional teaching concentrates much on student to teacher interaction using dynamic mode of teaching learning environment.

While E-learning is a teaching method using the advanced interactive tools over internet using Blackboard, MOODLE etc, where teacher and student can be any where different part of world.

The wrold is becoming digital now. Traditional methods contained a patient teacher, a chalk, board, students, classroom, books, pen. Now in an e learning strtegy all these will become a single handy device... the TAB.

Traditional teaching  a teacher teaches students using mostly board and chalk and uses visual aids if needed on an actual resources and most of the time uses hands on or practical ways to impart knowledge and the students uses their brain their thinking skills to solved their problems pertaining to the lesson writing using their own hands and sometimes they have to make an experiments using observation,hypothesis etc, while E-learning teacher teaches student using high technology like computers with internet,surfing using micro soft words to make their own writings  let them learn they just sit down in a chair with the computer and using the hands to find their resources and just1 click the answers will be their.

Traditional Teaching Methods

• Reading texts and problems• Formulate questions• Attending lectures• Monitor discussions• Writing and reply brief or extensive questions and objective type questions• Solving short or lengthy unstructured problems and cases• Oral presentation of topic and reply to short questions from the audience• Studies

E-Learning Examples:

• Video Watching• Attendance and participation in lectures using interactive whiteboards• Accounting applications using simple systems• Role Playing• Simple modeling