Mina ZAREPOUR, Parisa FAROKHİ NEZHAD, Mahsa ZAREPOUR

New Methods for Learning

Abstract. During the past two decades, advances in communications technology and the development of the World Wide Web, e-learning is a teaching method based technology has created. The development of various aspects of education in the world with new opportunities and challenges faced. The main mission of the University, providing good education to students and other forms of e-learning to create change in their way of teaching, examining various aspects of this change, given the extent of the important aspects of is. This paper deals with descriptive method to create new ways of learning. Thus, by introducing new ideas, e-learning, e-learning features and functions of teacher and an educational system Traditional teaching methods in applied engineering and led the move to modern methods of e-learning E as one of the main challenges facing e-learning methods, are examined.

Keywords:

methods, Internet learning environment, e-learning,

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