The Booming Trend of Digital Learning in India
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Abstract
Nowadays our life is governed a lot by “trends”. Trends are patterns that bringa change in one or more segments of the population. Trends are there for a short period, they come and go. Megatrends are the trends that impact the whole population and stay forever. The biggest example of a megatrend is the print revolution and technology.
Technology has impacted every domain. One such domain is education. The coming up of technology in the education sector gave birth to digital learning. Now the old traditional classroom system has completely been changed to a modern one. Blackboards have been replaced with smartboards. Now teaching is no longer restricted to textbooks rather teachers to make teaching more interesting have started to use presentations. Students no longer have to write notes, they can simply get PDFs of the notes from their teachers on smartphones. Learning is now not restricted to just classrooms. At the time of the pandemic covid-19, digital learning played a vital role. Students were able to take their classes in online mode with the help of various applications like Google Meet, Zoom, etc.
The main purpose of this research article is to analyze
digital learning as a concept. The article will help
in understanding the pros and cons associated with
digital learning.
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