Improvising on Online education in India to suit the modern generation

We could really learn a lot from the developed countries!

When it comes to improving the quality of the online E-learning experience, there are quite a few advancements that we need to update ourselves on!

Here are just some of the very best and well thought but practical ideas taken from other countries. These are just great ideas that are really likely to improve teaching in which Online learning session.

To improve the quality of Online learning we could use the following tips!

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In countries abroad, they usually use other me to some very good and professional lighting while conducting any e-learning session!

We need to be updated about the basic zoom meeting experience while conducting any online classes. There are other available platforms like Moodle, LMS, etc. zoom is among the most basic and widely used online conferencing soft wares.

So, It's really important to teach the kids to correctly use zoom functions- like the right way to load the chat room window, teachers can test students learning using polls/surveys. The student also needs to simultaneously use the raise hand function to give feedback to the teacher about the class matter!

Consider that an early morning session can often be so daunting, and quite uninteresting for a student! It is therefore recommended to include 'the use of some energizing music! This could potentially boost a bored student's understanding as well as their E-learning experience!

The knowledge of how to pause a seemingly 'unprogressive class', if the student doesn't seem to understand a given concept, which the teacher is really trying hard to explain and is 'unresponsive'.

A passive child will not generally be able to grasp what the teacher is trying so hard to explain unless the teacher is microscopically observing the inattentive student- better believe it but these are some of the lesser-known nuances of conducting Online education.

When internet connectivity is the issue, halting an ongoing class in session, is never a good thing. Some countries have considered using a TV/radio to eliminate this problem.

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There are usually a bunch of technical issues that stop the spontaneous progression of the students learning and picking up of basic concepts that are being taught in the Online learning session.

A proactive teacher will sense the students' difficulty in any given topic being explained to him/her and will employ intelligent ways to make it enjoyable for the student to learn for eg using video game format! This is just great for primary/middle schoolers!

Better believe it, but Being able to 'see your student' face to face, is usually considered an effective teaching ploy. How else to help your student? and keep a check on them? correct their lack of focus if any? help them with their doubts if they have any?

The use of high-quality input devices that will enhance the overall E-learning experience for both teacher and student is also a good online course improvement idea!

Students should be better able to respond to a conscientious teacher and communicate back effectively! If the student can report back with the teacher about the online course matter that's just great! The presence of pleasant two-way communication will thereby increase the overall effectiveness of the Online education experience!

There should be a continuous flow of action in both sound and visual which should be done in an effective way in the Online learning experience.

The necessary training in online etiquette ensures a good learning experience for both teacher and student.

To conclude, these are some basic tips that are being practiced in online education abroad. We need to implement them today so as to improve the overall experience of e-learning!

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