5 problems you can face in online learning and how to deal with them
The Covid-19 pandemic and the prolonged lockdown induced by it has made working as well as studying from home the new normal. All stakeholders, including students, teachers and institutions are forced to overcome challenges that have come with this sudden and often hastily executed online learning programmes. In online learning, assessing students through a Multiple-Choice Question mechanism is still feasible as a stop-gap but real learning is measured by conducting a subjective assessment -- this is one of the biggest challenges for traditional edtech solutions that are predominantly MCQ based. Taking this aspect of online learning into consideration, we have developed a mechanism in our Edtech platform through which students can be engaged in polls and other similar activities. - Article by Dev Roy, Founder, Digital Aristotle Read: Online education now troubling students’ eyes, government takes note Read: 5 common mistakes you should avoid while learning things online
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