Home Learning Daily Video Date:- 26 October 2020 Standard :-1 to 12
In a first, so as to extend legal literacy among Indians, a start-up incubated at Gujarat National Law University (GNLU) will offer free online courses on generic issues. The courses are going to be offered by The Law Learners (TLL), incubated at GNLU's legal incubation centre. It aims to SBI is offering debit card EMI facility, now you can buy household items in easy installments this festival season. everyone with the laws during a new thanks to make it accessible, simple and comprehensible for everybody .
POSITIVE AND NEGATIVE EFFECTS OF LEARNING ONLINE
Online education offers many positive benefits since students:
have flexibility in taking classes and dealing at their own pace and time
face no commuting or parking hassles
learn to become liable for their own education with information available at their fingertipsfind the submission of assignments easy and convenient
are more apt to voice their own opinions and share and debate issues with other students, also as learn from other students during the group discussions
Possible negative effects of learning online are that some students:
may miss the face-to-face interaction with the trainer and among students
may like better to attend traditional classes with a teacher who teaches and guides them through the course
Some of the key advantages of e Learning are:
Convenience and therefore the ability to find out at anywhere where an online connection is out there and at one's own pace.
Using simulation-based learning content, the learner finds himself during a software environment that's exactly just like the real one but which doesn't carry an equivalent error risk.
It is commonly accepted that the initial cost of an eLearning implementation is dear (once-off development cost), but that the value of coaching (per user) goes down exponentially as more learners use the eLearning course material.
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E-learning Applications
Providing aid are the entrepreneurs offering online learning apps like BYJU’s, Adda24x7, Duolingo, Khan Academy, Witkali and a number of other others.
“Post COVID-19, following the government’s 40-day lockdown, there has been a surge in online education by schools and colleges across the country. Such an exercise requires the supply of high bandwidth and therefore the telecom industry is fully prepared with 99.9 per cent network capacity. Telecom companies have taken appropriate measures to satisfy the surge in traffic thanks to online education and other online activities,” said Rajan S Mathews, Director General, Cellular Operators Association of India (COAI).
Forget about attending classes for hours, sitting in an uncomfortable chair, and affected by back pain by the top of the day. you'll not be sure to physical class session once you choose online education. All lectures and needed materials are provided via online platforms, so you’ll easily access them from the comfort of your home. you'll not take conveyance to urge to campus, you won’t need to spend money on gas for your car, you won’t need to rise up early to urge dressed for class… the list of conveniences goes on and on.
