Students can study sciences anywhere they have access to a computer and Internet connection, self-paced
learning modules allow students to work at their own pace, flexibility to join discussions in the bulletin board
threaded discussion areas at any hour, or visit with classmates and instructors remotely in chat rooms. LMS fosters
more interaction among students and instructors than in large lecture courses, E-learning can accommodate different
learning styles and facilitate learning through a variety of activities, develop knowledge of the Internet and computer
skills that will help learners throughout their lives and careers, successfully completing online or computer-based
courses build self-knowledge and self-confidence and encourages students to take responsibility for their learning
(Pandey & Pandey, 2009). Learners can test out of or skim over materials already mastered and concentrate efforts
in mastering areas containing new information and/or skills (Kalogiannakis, 2010). According to a research carried
out by Ekici et al. (2012) using the Moodle course management system to enhance the effectiveness of teaching
Basic Physics. They showed that teacher candidates have positive ideas about course instruction with the use of
Moodle. The research carried out by Quarless and Nneto (2012) aimed exploring hybrid instruction in science:
Using LMS for contextual, interdisciplinary active learning enrichment. Using of the potential of this instructional
approach as a means to both build interdisciplinary community in education and innovate instruction for improved
learning outcomes