Asynchronous and synchronous distance learning in stem education, using the example of the online master program wind energy systems
Daniela Gleim, Detlef Kuhl
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Daniela Gleim, Detlef Kuhl
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This paper describes the 100% online teaching concepts of the degree program Online M.Sc. Wind Energy Systems. These are the synchronous teaching concept, the asynchronous learning concept and a combination of synchronous and asynchronous learning concept. The challenges that students and teachers have to face in the implementation of these teaching concepts are described here.
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This paper describes the 100% online teaching concepts of the degree program Online M.Sc. Wind Energy Systems. These are the synchronous teaching concept, the asynchronous learning concept and a combination of synchronous and asynchronous learning concept. The challenges that students and teachers have to face in the implementation of these teaching concepts are described here.
Key concepts: Asynchronous communication, Computer science, Distance education, Asynchronous learning, Online teaching, Face (sociological concept), Online learning, Synchronous learning