Abstract

This publication presents the ongoing development of visual teaching technology in IT systems, which can be used for e-learning for the “Millennial Generation”. The analysis of different models of teaching making use of visual messages, leads to the conclusion that systems more advanced in VPN technologies possess substantial educational qualities. These systems include TightVPN, UltraVNC, OpenVPN, RealVNC or Radmin and ComodoUNITE as well as TeamViewer.

Highlights

  • Quality of education [1] largely depends on teacher’s organization of work, their teaching strategies and, selection of teaching methods

  • Szlosek’s division [6] of teaching methods, we can distinguish the following: stating, problem-solving, exposing, programmed and practical. When it comes to didactics, the method that should be dominant is the active training method, because it stimulates students’ perception, helps develop team work spirit and gives room for creative thinking

  • In an era of IT development, model no. 7 that uses e-learning in a synchronous form, seems to have a gigantic potential both when it comes to organization and didactics, as it connects teachers from different parts of the world with experts and makes way for a mutual on-line education through the Internet

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Summary

Introduction

Quality of education [1] largely depends on teacher’s organization of work, their teaching strategies and, selection of teaching methods. Selecting proper learning methods and techniques depends on: objectives, subject content, number of students, their age, amount of time, venue at our disposal as well as teaching and methodical skills of the teacher.

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