E-education involves e-teaching and e-learning using internet technologies to deliver and facilitate lifelong learning. E-teaching provides e-learning programs that instruct students to use internet and web technologies, while e-learning is learning that takes place through experiences and interactions online. Some advantages of e-education include accessible learning from any location, borderless education, lower costs, and the ability to quickly get answers to questions. However, challenges include unmotivated learners falling behind without structure, feelings of isolation, unreliable internet connections, and difficulty simulating hands-on courses online. Methods of e-education include classroom management systems, videos, social networking, open educational resources, and online tests/simulations.

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2. What is e-education? E-education involves e-teaching and e-learning along with the various administrative and strategic measures needed to support teaching and learning in an Internet environment.

3. What is e-Teaching? It involves providing e-learning programs that instruct students to utilize the various Internet and Web technologies with the purpose of producing, facilitating, delivering, and conveying lifelong learning skills.

4. What is e-learning? E-learning is learning which takes place as a result of experiences and interaction in an Internet environment. It is not restricted to a regular school day and can take place in a variety of locations including home, school and community locations e.g. libraries, cafes etc.

6. Borderless Education

7. Maximisation of Learners

8. Economical Education

9. Quick Doubt demystification

10. Mobile Education

12. Lack of familiar structure and routine may take getting used to

13. Students may feel isolated or miss social interaction

14. Instructor may not always be available on demand

15. Slow or unreliable Internet connections can be frustrating

16. Managing learning software can involve a learning curve

19. Communication

20. Sharing

21. Social Networking

22. Personal Learning

23. Informal Learning