On-Site: Conducted at a physical location, requiring travel.

Online: Accessible from anywhere with an internet connection. 

On-Site: Face-to-face interaction with instructors and peers.

Online: Virtual communication via video conferencing and chat. 

On-Site: Minimal technology needed, often just printed materials.

Online: Requires a computer, internet access, and software like Microsoft Teams. 

On-Site: Fixed class schedules at a designated location.

Online: Greater flexibility, often with live or recorded sessions. 

On-Site: Hands-on activities, in-person discussions, and immediate feedback.

Online: Digital resources, virtual collaboration, and self-paced options.