Community Centered Online Learning

The video discusses two main types of online learning: community-based and completion-based. Community-based learning focuses on engagement, collaboration, and building relationships, often seen in K-12 settings. Completion-based learning is more individualistic, focusing on task completion without much interaction. The speaker emphasizes the benefits of community-based learning for deeper understanding and engagement, while acknowledging that completion-based learning suits those seeking quick certification. The video concludes with a comparison of the two approaches, highlighting their distinct characteristics and benefits.

What are the two main types of online learning discussed in the video?

• Theoretical and Practical

• Interactive and Passive

• Community-based and Completion-based

• Synchronous and Asynchronous

Which type of online learning is characterized by collaboration and relationship building?

• Instructor-led

• Completion-based

• Community-based

• Self-paced

In community-based learning, what activities are learners likely to engage in?

• Individual assignments

• Taking multiple-choice quizzes

• Group discussions and projects

• Watching pre-recorded lectures

What is a key characteristic of completion-based learning?

• Building relationships with classmates

• Emphasis on individual progress

• Frequent live interactions

• Focus on group projects

Why might some learners prefer completion-based learning?

• They enjoy collaborative work

• They prefer in-depth discussions

• They want to finish quickly and earn a degree

• They like to debate with peers