Examining Satisfaction Level of Faculty with Online Learning during Covid-19
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Abstract
An attempt is made to examine the satisfaction level of faculty members during online classes during COVID-19 pandemic. The satisfaction level was assessed on 5-point Likert scale by asking twenty-four questions along with overall satisfaction. Results were depicted through bar graphs.
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