2. “E-education involves e-teaching and e-

learning along with the various
administrative and strategic measures
needed to support teaching and learning in
an Internet environment. It will incorporate
a local, regional, national and international
view of education”.
(http://cms.steo.govt.nz/NR/rdonlyres/C11315DE-804A-4831-AB75-
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3D4E77393DD8/0/eteaching.htm#_Toc386771572)

3. Wireless
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 Laptop or Desktop Computer
 Network / Web 2.0

4. Issues
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 Pupils faced with missing exams this
summer because of sickness, exclusion,
pregnancy or motherhood
Now they are able to sit them online at

home by internet access.

5. One example of using e- education

techniques is Norfolk County Council. Who
have used this technique to ensure that
pupils wont miss out any examination.
This e-learning scheme supports 100

children through online lessons, one-on-one
sessions with teachers and in interactive
classrooms.

6. Norfolk e-learning scheme supports 100

children through online lessons, one-
on-one sessions with teachers and in
interactive classrooms.
 In 2000 nearly 17,000 school and college exam
candidates received incomplete
certificates, marks for exams they had not
sat, or no results at all.
 About 50,000 pupils taking Edexcel exams are
likely to discover their exam result online in
this way over the next couple of weeks.

7. It is of importance that e-education is applied

onto pupils as a possible choice for attending
exams, as it will help them not to get behind in
their schools graded activities
The teacher in turn can keep an eye on the

progress of the student and assess how much they
are doing through an in-class monitor
School pupils in Scotland already sat online exams

at school and collegues across the country in
which it is easier to grade as the computer already
have the answers input. So when doing a multiple
choice exam it is quicker to obtain their results.

8. Also it is of great help for those people that can’t attend on

and examination on schools or universities, or also attends to
classes.
Therefore e-education gives them the opportunity for them

not to miss out any action that is been taken at
school/universities and catch up with things that they would
possibly miss out if they didn’t have this opportunity of writing
exams via internet access.
Helping pregnant women, or people with a possible sickness,

or even more motherhood, to finish their career , and by this
it would help reduce the non-graduated percentage of people
around the world that haven’t finish their careers because of
problems faced like the ones mentioned before.
You will ned to consider if they have internet access , and

there is no problem involve with this.

9. social Impacts

whether examinations on internet will be more rapidly

checked out.
if would it take longer than paper exams?

a student attends their exams online, the results might

get lost on the computer been sent, with out any back
up, and they might repeat again the examination.
Passwords might be forgotten and as consequences

candidates unable to sign in to the site, or incorrect
addresses can be given, which will create difficultness on
receiving their letters results, or furthermore sending
their exams onto another address, loosing all information
acknowledge

10. Also students struggling to get onto the

sites, which takes back time that they are
given during their examination, affecting
them into their time that they are having to
write, frustrating them while others are
already writing they’re exams.

11. Solutions for any difficultness on using e-

education, example internet
problems/wireless could be solve by first
 Checking that all your wires are plugged in at
the router and from the plug is one of the first
things you should do – provided of course that
you have access to them.
 Verify that the power cord is connected and
that all the lights of the router and cable/DSL
modem are on. Sometimes we don’t even
noticed this that’s why we usually don’t get
the problem fixed out quickly.