Advantages and disadvantages

You can study at any time and place, you only need an internet connection.

It provides more opportunities to analyze the information that is being received or to repeat lessons if necessary

Classes can be more didactic and practical, which can translate into greater interest and willingness to receive the class

Without a scheduled study routine, you can lose control of your schedules for other activities

Travel time and external factors such as bad weather generate a greater investment in time and money.

Teachers can apply specific techniques by having a better understanding of their group of students

You have access to the content 24 hours a day, allowing you to adapt the study to the availability of time you have

It is more efficient, as it does not depend on the correct functioning of audio or video tools to start a class

A bad internet connection, equipment or work material failures can cause delays and interruptions

It limits the possibilities of study to people with physical disabilities, who live in remote places or with limited resources.

Personal conflicts may arise between class participants, affecting the classroom environment

Creates a gap in the student-teacher relationship, breaking the human ties that may be generated.