1, learning environment
The learning environment of online courses is usually at home or other comfortable places. There are no fixed classrooms and seats, and the learning environment is relatively free. Offline courses are conducted in classrooms provided by schools or training institutions, with fixed seats and teaching facilities, and the learning environment is relatively traditional.
2. Interaction
Online courses usually interact through video calls and online discussions. Students can ask questions, answer questions or communicate with other students online. Offline courses have more opportunities for face-to-face communication, and teachers can observe students' reactions in real time and adjust teaching strategies.
3. Resource utilization
Online courses can make use of rich resources on the network, such as online libraries and learning software. And environmental protection resources such as paper are also saved. Offline courses need more paper textbooks and materials.
4. Flexibility
The time and place of online courses are more flexible. Students can study anytime, anywhere, or adjust their courses according to their own learning progress. The time and place of offline courses are relatively fixed, and students need to study at designated places according to the course arrangement.
5. Learning effect
The learning effect of online courses usually depends on students' consciousness and learning ability, lacking face-to-face communication and real-time learning feedback, so the learning effect may be unsatisfactory. Offline courses are taught by teachers, which can adjust teaching strategies in time according to students' learning situation, and the learning effect is relatively more secure.