E-Learning Website-A Review
Keywords:
E-learning Website, Technologies, Interactive.Abstract
In these tough times of COVID, the entire world has witnessed something that was far from anyone’s imagination. COVID-19 had wreaked havoc across the world. Even the Indian Railways which never went off rail in the history, had to face closure. Like any critical sector, education also went through its impacts. Students, schools, colleges and universities have been deeply impacted. This study is in quest of the elearning platfrom designed by Confiance Group, in order to solve the above mentioned issues. According to the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organisation (UNESCO), over 800 million learners from around the world have been affected by the virus. This was the time when various professors and teachers realized the importance of online education. Even if the students could not reach out to their institutes, they could still access multiple educational resourses at the comfort of their home. The digitization of study material changed the enitre scenario of classroom learning. This document investigates the use of interactive features of elearning which increases the motivation of the students for the learning process.
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