Internet as a supplementary learning source

[Mark Jacobs]

Online learning cannot actually replace the learning obtained from regular schools. However, with technology advancement internet can be leveraged effectively as supplemental method of studying.

We are seeing a lot of activity in the current times combining Web 2.0 and Education. There is a new social network or platform coming up every day. I wonder, which one will make a difference to me and work as a collaborative online learning platform.

With some research, I have identified an good online collaborative learning platform . Here, you can see teachers and students learning together and its fantastic use of Web2.0. FunnelBrain has been gaining a lot of popularity in the recent past with experts contributing and active student participation in groups and social way.

It creates an supplementary learning source for students to have an interactive, fun learning experience and also with its collaborative approach helps students memorize better with techniques such as quizzes and flash cards. It really helps to utilize these learning sources.