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There is much confusion globally over distinctions between and definitions of distributed learning, [[distance education]], [[open learning]], [[e-learning]], [[blended learning]] and other related terms. Many terms are used more commonly in particular geographies. Distinctions can arise when the chosen model focuses on either or both time and geographic distances. Distributed learning may be dependent on time if it includes synchronous sessions and further time dependent if the course is paced. The oldest and most commonly used of these terms, [[distance education]], can be used to describe distributed learning as defined above. 'Distributed education' lacks a correspondence school tone and history and thus is perceived as making more use of communications and especially synchronous communications technologies. Further research using both terms 'distance' and 'distributed education' returns better results with consider overlap.
Distributed learning is viable option for many individuals of all ages who desire to get an education. It holds a number of advantages and a traditional learning environment.
==Advantages:==
1. Opportunities to study
2. Networking
3. Pace
4. Schedules
5. Money
6. Travelling
7. Selection of Professors
8. Numerous choices for schools
9. No classroom setting
10. Effective
11. Learning while working
12. Flexibility
13. Cost effectiveness
14. Advanced technology
15. In-person connections
16. International Networking
==Disadvantages:==
1. Lack of social interaction
2. Format is not ideal for all learners
3. Some employers do not accept online degrees
4. Requires adaptibility to new technologies
5. Not all courses required to complete the degree may be offered online
6.Absence of a teacher or an instructor
7. Lack of motivation
8. Can not generate as an alternate learning method
9. Distributed learning can not give you access to your instructor
10. Distributed learning is isolated
11. Distributed learning does not offer immediate feedback
12. Distributed learning does not always offer all the necessary courses online
13. Distributed learning may not be acknowledged by a aspecific employer
14. Distributed learning does not give opportunity to work on oral communication skills
15. No interaction with teachers and professors
16. Lack of seriousness, competition and learning environment
17. Job markets do not accept online degrees
18. Format of courses not suitable for everyone
19. Internet availability and affordability.
==References==
{{Reflist}}
www.slidesharenet/faisalsurhio/distance-learning-41120652.
[[Category:Learning methods]]
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