How is the education done in Online Learning?

Below are the key components that are part of your learning journey.

1. Learning Management System (LMS): The LMS serves as the virtual platform for all educational activities, including lectures, assignments, discussions, and assessments. The LMS centralizes the learning experience, making resources easily accessible and facilitating communication between students and facilitators. 

2. Pre-recorded Lectures: Video lectures are provided on the LMS to offer flexibility for working professionals. Pre-recorded lectures enable students to access course content at their own pace, enhancing convenience and accommodating diverse schedules.

3. Lecture Notes & Reading Materials: Diverse materials, including theological texts, articles, and readings, complement the subject Matter. These materials enhance students' understanding of the subject matter and contribute to a comprehensive learning experience.

4. Asynchronous Discussion Forums: Discussion forums facilitate asynchronous interaction among students and instructors. These are designed and delivered on the LMS. They encourage participation with peers, critical thinking, collaborative learning, and the exchange of ideas outside of live sessions. 

5. Reflections & Written Assignments: Written assignments, such as essays and research papers, encourage in-depth exploration of topics. Assignments promote effective communication of thoughts, fostering analytical and expressive skills.

6. Weekly Quizzes, Short Examinations, and Final Examinations: These assessments gauge students' comprehension and retention of course material at various levels throughout the program. 

7. Live Zoom Sessions: A weekly one hour evening live sessions provide real-time interaction with facilitators. Live sessions facilitate discussions, Q&A, and immediate feedback, creating a dynamic and engaging learning environment.

8. Virtual Office Hours: Available for personal assistance, virtual office hours provide additional support for students' individual learning needs. These can be booked by the students.  

9. Digital Library: Access to a digital theological library enhances research capabilities. The digital library enriches students' resources, fostering a deeper understanding of theological concepts. 

10. Weekly and Monthly Assessments: Regular assessments track students' progress, ensuring continuous engagement and mastery of the course material.