Transferable Skills in Distance Learning
As workplaces become increasingly AI-integrated and hybrid, the question arises whether distance learning can effectively teach transferable skills, including body language, in a virtual environment.
Online learning is ubiquitous in undergraduate and postgraduate education worldwide, but concerns remain about its ability to impart essential transferable skills in a dynamic job market.
- Communication
- Teamwork
- Adaptability
- Self-motivation and self-management
- Technical and digital skills
- Critical thinking and problem-solving
These skills are crucial for employability and career progression, and may be more effectively taught in a virtual learning environment, offering a more authentic education experience.
Practical insights from and for academics and university staff
Author's summary: Distance learning can teach transferable skills effectively.
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