There are two types of online teaching

Synchronous: This type of teaching involves a real time online teaching experience. This includes time bound sessions where both the teacher and the student have to be online at a specific instant of time such as Instructor-led online classes.

Asynchronous: In this type, unlike the one discussed above, courses are not conducted in real time. This means that the engagement between the teacher and student can occur as per their convenience. Recorded training sessions are a good example of such teaching.

The top online learning statistics in 2024

• Worldwide, 49% of students have completed some sort of online learning

• Online learning is the fastest-growing market in the education industry – it hasgrown 900% since its creation in 2000

• 70% of students say online learning is better than traditional classroom learning

• The number of online learning users is expected to increase to 57 million by 2027

• 80% of businesses now offer online learning or training solutions

• 63% of students in the US engage in online learning activities daily

• Online learning can increase student and employee retention to as much as 50%

• Online learning can reduce the time needed to learn a subject by 40% to 60%

• The online learning industry is projected to be worth more than $370 billion by 2026

• Online learning and training can improve employee performance by 15% to 25%

This course will teach you...

How to effectively teach any subject online. Even if you have never trained in person before, you can still teach online to an international audience. Your courses can be purchased any time of the day in an on demand format. Students can login and learn immediately from you with any skill that you have. You can create another revenue stream that will last as long as you are willing to teach!

Benefits of online teaching

Here are just a few reasons!

1. Time and Location Flexibility: A teacher can choose to teach at any time that suits him/her. Especially for working professionals and homemakers. Online Teaching is a where classes can be taken on evenings or on weekends. There is no time wasted, unlike the traditional classroom teaching where a teacher has to travel to take classes. Also, the teacher can teach from anywhere, irrespective of the location of students. This means that teachers and students from diverse locations can connect together through Online Teaching.

2. Convenience: Online teaching doesn't require any travelling overhead. A teacher can teach right while sitting at his/her home. Online teaching could thus be perceived as a work from home with flexible schedules.

3. Diverse Teaching Experiences: The online medium of teaching gives a teacher an opportunity and experience to connect with students from different disciplines, backgrounds and cultures. Online teaching can take the teaching experience from a regional level to national level, and even further to an international level.

• I have never taught in person, can I still teach online?

  Of course! Some people go straight to teaching online first then quite often will get asked to teach in person. Even if you never want to teach in person you can teach online today.

• Do I need to be a Photographer to take this course?

  No. This course is for anyone who wants to learn how to teach online. Whether they are teaching knitting, cooking or photography.

• How Long Do I have to be a Professional before I can teach online?

  Do you have a solid skill? Can you make an amazing vegetable omelet? Do know you how how to needle felt? Take great photos? Fix a car? Whatever skill you have, you can teach online!

• What exactly will I learn?

  I am going to teach you step by step - from the very beginning - how to teach online. This includes what equipment you will need.