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Marília
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Date Posted: 06:57:27 09/03/10 Fri
In reply to: Luciana Maia 's message, "First try" on 11:15:00 09/02/10 Thu

Hy Luciana,
I added some information. What do you think?

Online Education: opportunities and challenges
The internet has created the ability to offer great educational opportunities,
and for this reason it is becoming increasingly popular among students, teachers and professors around the world. Well established universities are reviewing and looking for supplemental or different ways of working. Some of the strongest pressures for changes are coming for students.

But there are many issues involved on on-line education which needs to be taken into account.
On-line education is positively beneficial to all age groups searching for a way to engage on a formal kind of qualification and also promises to attend to a bigger public rather than a traditional one, for instance a disabled person or a housewife could easily study from home at their own pace instead of following a fixed timetable. Well established universities are reviewing and looking for supplemental or different ways of working. Some of the strongest pressures for changes are coming for students.

But many critics argued that many important benefits are lost when dealing with virtual education once a wide range of extracurricular activities and social services cannot be reproduced in electronic form.
“From a normative point of view, these authors and others argue that important social benefits of the university are lost in distance education, and do not consider these losses to be acceptable.” "Ethical issues for the virtual university"
In addition, some courses of study are not easily available online. If you're interested in a more unusual field, you may have difficulty finding a source for online education. http://gradschool.about.com/od/distanceeducation/f/onlineadv.htm

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