Some factors to take into consideration to success an on online course

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Awatif Beggar

Abstract

Digital innovations are increasing in the field of education. These new practices require the consideration of certain parameters for a better learning. Indeed the effect of technological fascination or "pseudo-autonomy" of learners can inhibit learning and constitute blocking points in the process of online education. As for digital literacy, scripting content, the proposal of activities and projects to motivate students, they can found a new relationship to knowledge in the digital age. Face-to-face pedagogy differs from that to be adopted online. Moving from the metric space to the virtual space imposes pedagogical changes that should not be neglected in order to pass an online course. 

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Beggar, A. (2019). Some factors to take into consideration to success an on online course. Mediations and Mediatizations, (2), 107–116. https://doi.org/10.52358/mm.vi2.88
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