E-learning V/s Traditional Learning: Pros And Cons

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The Birth of A New Education Medium

Learning is an integral part of an individual’s life. Education helps a person to live a life of leisure. A person who has invested their time in acquiring knowledge will surely reap the fruits of their hard work. The medium of acquiring is mostly through books, magazines, and online research, which consumes a lot of time and effort.
As we are already familiar with the term traditional learning, many of us have completed our studies in a traditional classroom where students and teachers interact face to face in a particular location (school) to acquire knowledge and provide knowledge.
Teaching Method:

In online classes, teachers and students have a wide range of online tools at their disposal. Classes are conducted via video conferencing\call. This teaching method is more focused on digitalised modern-day tech through which teachers and students have access to tools like audio, video, animation, presentation, virtual live whiteboard, and much more to offer students in the segment of creative learning. The study sessions are two-way interactive sessions.
Interpersonal ...
... Skills of Students

In online classes, students can not view their fellow class mate’s progress. Hence, they lose the motivation to study; therefore, no competition turns up in the class. However, in offline classes, students are face-to-face, encouraging friendly competition with classmates for good academic marks.
Accessibility

For traditional classes, students must commute from home to school and college to acquire knowledge. While in public transit, they can be late to attend lectures because of unforeseen reasons, and travel costs extra money. Moreover, in online classes, the students can join the class from the comfort of their homes. For online education, students should possess a medium to acquire knowledge and access a stable internet connection.

Practical

online classes are limited to theoretical lessons and are currently unequipped to facilitate practical experiments we have in the subjects like chemistry, biology, and physics. Whereas, in offline classes, students and teachers are both physically present to conduct the experiments that turn into an exciting activity in the class.
Technical challenges

Online classes are more prone to problems because of a fully digitalised system when it comes to the technical segment. It requires several pieces of equipment such as a computer, webcam, microphone, and internet connection. Additionally, technical issues such as slow internet connection or lack of equipment may hinder the online class.
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