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Pervasive Learning in Online Learning

By Matthew Lynch
March 23, 2023
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In the world of online learning, pervasive learning is a term that has gained a lot of traction in recent years. What is pervasive learning, and how can it help you in your online learning endeavors?

Pervasive learning is a concept that refers to the idea that all students should be able to learn in all contexts, including online. This means that students should be able to learn in a variety of ways, including through traditional instruction, self-study, online courses, and collaborative projects.

One of the main benefits of pervasive learning is that it allows students to learn in a variety of ways and at their own pace. This means that students who are struggling in traditional instruction can still succeed in online courses if they use strategies such as self-study and online resources.

Another benefit of pervasive learning is that it helps students become more independent learners. Instead of relying solely on the teachers in traditional instruction, students can learn on their own by using online resources. This allows students to be more self-reliant and better prepare for future academic challenges.

Overall, pervasive learning is a concept that can help you in your online learning endeavors. By using strategies such as self-study and online resources, students can succeed in online courses regardless of their skill level.

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