EDUCATIONAL EXPERIENCE

 

Social Presence:

 Social presence is referred to the degree that of being present in the communication and being perceived as a real person behind the screen. Also, it can be described as the sense of being with someone who is somewhere else. It is about the ability to be in relationships on purpose. Social presence is important, especially in computer-based lessons, since the probability of isolation is extremely high.

Transactional Presence: 

 Transactional presence is a sensation of being connected and being in interaction with others in an educational setting. Especially in the online education context cameras and microphones are turned off, causing people to be unable to interact. In order for communication to be provided correctly, people must be in contact with and connected with others. Therefore, interaction presence is important.

Cognitive Presence:

 In order for students to achieve a successful learning process, they should be able to share ideas with each other and give feedback. Cognitive presence enables students to get effective and successful results by exchanging ideas with each other, giving feedback, or doing activities together in this learning process.

 Teaching Presence: 

 In order to provide an effective learning environment and provide social and cognitive presence, it is the process of process designing, lesson planning, providing engaging learning activities, directing the processes, and facilitating them according to the situation.