E-learning:

 e-learning is education or training delivered electronically. Not just saving time but opening many door for interactive learning. Distance learning became the top 2020 educational technology trend overnight because of the rapid spread of COVID-19 and school closures. e-learning led to a rising demand for virtual educational platforms. That’s why more and more online and blended learning courses are produced nowadays.

 Variety is the outstanding feature of online learning platforms. They also learn through interacting directly with on-screen information through, for instance, from one place to next. Moreover, the decision-making scenarios in e-learning also encourage learners to make their own choices on what they will learn next.

 It can be slide-based online activities, or it can also be an online course that helps a business train employees in necessary skills.

 With e-learning, educational content is delivered to learners through computers, laptops, tablets, or smartphones. Teachers are using the advantages of technology to make learning more effective. Also, many e-learning courses include animation, podcasts, and videos that create a multimodal and practical learning experience.

 The last point is, although e-learning has been around for a long time, it is staying green and continuously developing. A good online learning platform can also be combined with a Learning Management System (LMS) so you can keep track of your students’ learning outcomes. Rather than being in a passive experience, learners can choose what they need to learn quickly and easily, wherever they are. You can teach your students in real life via live stream or group meetings using Zoom or Microsoft Teams, or you can use recorded methodologies with a wide range of media and digital functions available to enrich lessons.

Many people can recognize that EdTech is devoting technology to promote education. It’s true, but not sufficient. For them, the main difference lies in the way knowledge is delivered (thanks to technology innovation) to make teaching more effective. The Association for Educational Communications and Technology (AECT) has defined EdTech as “facilitating learning and improving performance by creating, using, and managing appropriate technological processes and resources.” On the other hand, educators who actually use EdTech have a much simpler definition of the term. They say that it is a concept of transforming traditional book teaching and learning to digital form.

 Artificial Intelligence(AI):

 Artificial intelligence (AI) broadly refers to any human-like behavior displayed by a machine or system. We have AI solutions for quality control, video analytics, speech-to-text (natural language processing), and autonomous driving, as well as solutions in healthcare, manufacturing financial services, and entertainment.

 Artificial intelligence can be a very powerful tool for both large corporations generating significant data and small organizations that need to process their calls with customers more effectively. In AI’s most basic form, computers are programmed to “mimic” human behavior using extensive data from past examples of  similar behavior. This can range from recognizing differences between a cat and a bird to performing complex activities in a manufacturing facility. While its early forms enabled computers to play games like checkers against humans, AI is now part of our daily lives.  AI can streamline business processes, complete tasks faster, eliminate human error, and much more.