ACTUAL CLASSROOM LEARNING AND ONLINE LEARNING
Keywords:
traditional classroom learning, Digital age, online learningAbstract
There is a shift in traditional classroom learning that is requiring students to transition to online digital learning. It's not that classroom learning is obsolete or irrelevant in this digital age, but more tech-savvy individuals are embracing online learning strategies that are assisting students in improving their academic performance to a certain extent. How students and instructors interact with different education systems has been explained in this study piece, together with important material and a comprehensive description of how methodological methods are used.
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