EFFECTS OF ONLINE LEARNING
Keywords:
Online learning, E-learning, Distance education, Student engagement, Digital divide, Virtual classrooms, Accessibility.Abstract
Online learning has emerged as a significant mode of education, especially in the wake of global events such as the COVID-19 pandemic. This study explores the multifaceted effects of online learning on students, educators, and institutions. Key positive outcomes include enhanced accessibility, flexibility in learning schedules, and the integration of diverse multimedia tools that cater to various learning styles. Online platforms have also fostered global collaboration and allowed for personalized learning experiences.
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