VIRTUAL EDUCATION

VIRTUAL EDUCATION

1. Definition

   • Virtual education is often seen as synonomous with on-line learning, usually via information technology networks, without restricting the learner in space or time.

2. Benefits

   • Collaborating online might prepare students with the skills needed for modern careers.
   • Many students may have enough maturity, focus and self-discipline to learn digitally.

3. COVID-19

   • the education has changed dramatically, with the distinctive rise of e-learning, whereby teaching is undertaken remotely and on digital platforms.

4. Disadvantages

   • the students do not interact with their instructors or peers face-to-face, which lends itself to a "lack of socialization" unless supplemented using online groups, or by attending other social activities outside of school.
   • The students would type random things ignoring the lesson

5. Digital Literacy

   • Virtual and blended classrooms provide access to a wide variety of online resources.